Sentence examples for speech somewhat from inspiring English sources

With his eyes still closed and his speech somewhat labored, he managed to communicate.

Soon, she supposed, Muslim men would "shit in the Sistine Chapel .Anti-racism groups flew to indiChapel .Anti-racismf free speech somewhat cautiously embraced her.

I'm biased, no doubt, because in my circle of non-journalistic convention watchers, the reaction to Christie's speech was more favorable than the media reaction, and the reaction to Ann Romney's speech somewhat less favorable.

She specialised in the imitation of dialect and the rhythms of Irish speech, somewhat in the manner of J.M. Synge, and nowadays this style may sound archaic or affected.

He delivers his speech somewhat competently, while Logue guides him.

Clarence can walk and talk, though his speech is somewhat garbled.

"I think his speech writer somewhat maladroitly thought it would be a funny thing to say.

To Hanson, Holder's speech seemed somewhat inflammatory; it was, he wrote, "not aimed at binding wounds".

In 1826 Allan Melvill wrote of his son as being "backward in speech and somewhat slow in comprehension... of a docile and amiable disposition".

India has moved in recent days from a low-key, wait-and-see response to the Pakistani leader's speech to somewhat warmer expressions of hope that General Musharraf might deliver on his promises.

With something as intense as savoury biscuits, you'd think that the recipe to be tested last would, were it a sentient being with the power of speech, feel somewhat hard done by.