Sentence examples for speech common from inspiring English sources

Dr. Gai disputes that, acknowledging that he once told the professor, Kurt Haller, "He who goes to war should be prepared to die," but that it was merely a figure of speech common among Israelis, particularly war veterans.

We can find, in any Lowell poem, symptoms that poetry shares with mania, but "clanging" — a mode of speech, common in psychosis, in which words are associated with their sounds — is present in almost every poem in the English language, and a poet who is not bipolar may use more of it than one who is.

One recommendation of the University of Chicago committee is to "create free-speech deans-on-call with special training to deal with disruptive conduct," and to add educational programming that would train students on "the rights and responsibilities of participation in the free speech commons".

Students from a New Jersey state university looking forward to a graduation ceremony speech by Common in May are facing disappointment.

A leading article in Richard Desmond's middle-market paper said the speech "reflected common sense of the type the Daily Express has long been advocating.

In his stories, which dealt with the enlightened pioneers who championed Western science and civilization, Yi Kwangsu adopted a prose style that approximated the everyday speech of common people.

The speech that Common gave afterwards, which touched on themes of equal rights and referenced the historic day, moved some of the Oscars audience to tears.

The figures and modes of speech are common, socially useful practices.

Disordered speech is common following treatment for tongue cancer, however there is insufficient high quality evidence to guide clinical decision making about treatment.

I hope that free speech and common sense will prevail at MSU.

When you have a personal connection to the subject of your speech, a common way to start your speech would be to share a personal story that demonstrates that connection.