Sentence examples for speech simply from inspiring English sources

Boring speech simply doesn't appeal to them the way that it appeals, in a democratic, demotic sense, to us.

As early hominid populations expanded, Mr. Dunbar theorizes, speech simply became the more efficient option -- think of it as a kind of group massage.

Then Coote or some clever Johnny makes a speech simply bristling with figures, but fortunately you needn't listen to it and I can tell you, you often get a jolly good lunch out of it".The blotting paper has vanished.

The good intentions of the school notwithstanding, he wrote, it cannot discipline a student for speech, "simply because young persons are unpredictable or immature, or because, in general, teenagers are emotionally fragile and may often fight over hurtful comments".

Set to music, as much of it is in "Life and Times," the rambling recollections of Ms. Worrall become their own form of stylized theatrical speech, simply by being presented without editing.

So, it may be that this convention speech simply confirms one thing: this is going to be an election fought over 30-second negative television adverts, not over differing visions for the country.

Democrats say the proposal does not infringe on speech, but simply allows the public a better idea of who is financing the advertising campaigns, a principle they say that Republicans formerly supported.

Such speeches simply remind us of how the imaginations of Blair and Cameron have turned British history into a Richard Curtis movie from which we are struggling to escape.

They don't see why they should spend hours preparing speeches simply to appear in the largely unread pages of Hansard.

But too many of the major speeches simply make no impression.

Remember, informative speeches simply inform people.