Colour'd like the peach-tree blossom, Speaking with the speech of men.
They typically lack honorific language, and there is no significant difference between the speech of men and women.
The war's frustrations and dislocations experienced on the civilian street reveal themselves in the daily speech of men and women on the line.
How are women's words heard, and in what ways does their reception differ from that granted to the speech of men? Beard begins her nimbly marshalled argument by going back to what she calls "the first recorded example of a man telling a woman to 'shut up' " — in Book 1 of the Odyssey, when Telemachus, the son of Odysseus, dismisses Penelope, Odysseus' wife, from the great hall of the palace.
Students at Rollins College told "Freedom of speech for man whose voice can be heard a few hundred feet is one thing, but freedom of speech for man whose voice may be heard around the world is another".
It's the speech of a man of power — a man, moreover, in the chilly morning of his power, not its sepia twilight.
Or is it the speech of a man trying to fudge actions he doesn't want to take?
This was not the speech of a man who thinks military force is the answer to every problem.
Because, for all its bravado and swagger, this was the speech of a man – and a party – on the defensive.
Russia's political elite responded with thunderous standing ovations and tears and cheers for Russia.It was the speech of a man whose ambitions go far beyond grabbing Crimea.
The likely loser of the contest made a victory speech, and the likely winner made the diminished speech of a man who had suffered a profound loss.
