Sentence examples for speech of which from inspiring English sources

The mechanical man rose from his chair, stretched out an arm for silence, and made a speech, of which few people understood more than a few words.

But he did seem to go even further than usual, thanks to the closed-door nature of the speech (of which The Washington Post has obtained a recording).

Free speech (of which the freedom of the press is a part) means more than politely expressing consensual thoughts in politically sanitised language.

There is also a rare typewritten early draft of the "I Have a Dream" speech, of which only one paragraph made it into the final version.

Nor does he have an eternal attribute of speech, of which the Qurʾān and other earlier revelations were effects; the Qurʾān was, therefore, created in time and was not eternal.

Shortly afterwards she skipped the annual meeting of a local tennis club and wrote the story up from the chairman's pre-prepared speech of which she had a copy.

This year, Krzanich's was one of twenty-two keynote speeches, of which men gave nineteen.

Away with boring set-piece 45-minute speeches (of which he will make one on Thursday).

According to the official record-keepers, some twenty-five hundred castcil Fatotal cast a tofal of a million two hundred thousand individual ballots on the various texts put to them, and they wrote some six thousand speeches, of which fourteen hundred were delivered on the Council floor.

Two nights after the speech, parts of which were taken from a speech by First Lady Michelle Obama, Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel were still firing away at the wife of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.

I also found what might best be described as paraphrases of situations I had created, and a suspicious number of Regency cant words, or obsolete turns of speech, all of which I can pinpoint in several of my books".