Sentence examples for speech centre from inspiring English sources

Olsen was hit on the right side of the head, damaging the speech centre of the brain.

The Iraq war veteran was left unable to talk after he was allegedly struck in the forehead by a police projectile, damaging the speech centre of his brain.

"And remember she was talking in her third language [Pashto is Malala's mother tongue, Urdu her second language], so her speech centre was pretty intact".

The bitter knowledge that no matter how much you admire a work of art, your comments always sound as if you had trouble with your speech centres.

Someone there told him that the speech centres of the brain are all on one side, and if you are forced to use the wrong hand to do things it throws all that out.

As one of Tony Blair's former aides says privately: 'Whenever Gordon gives a speech centring on the phrase, "We are the generation who... .., you know Shrum has been in town.' If Shrum's ethereal presence could be divined in Bournemouth, the American must have deployed all his powers of irony on a speech that banged on - and on - about Britishness.

From the Talib Speeches Centre, audiotaped racist bilge can be acquired for 50 cents.

A set of over 50 genes showed a similar pattern of activity in the speech-control centres of several vocal learners, including humans, parrots, songbirds and hummingbirds.

As one would expect from Iannucci, the language takes centre stage: important speeches are routinely "pencil-fucked" moments before they're to be delivered, and as for sentimental subjects such as pregnancy, "career-wise, that's like joining Scientology or getting a fuckin' neck-tattoo".

10.54am: David Cameron has just started his speech to the Centre for Social Justice.

WENDELL STEAVENSON: I watched the Thursday night non-resigning speech from the centre of the crowd on the square.