Sentence examples for speech surveyed from inspiring English sources

His speech surveyed the turbulent current events sweeping the region, country by country, and pledged that America would promote and support movements for reform.

For two hours, his speech surveyed the year's peaks and valleys: the massive earthquake in May that "shocked the world", the Olympic Games in August and the "unprecedented difficulties" presented by the global economic crisis.

"New mortgage regulations will provide important protections to borrowers but may also lead to a permanent increase in the cost of originating loans to borrowers with lower credit scores," she cautioned in a May speech surveying the changed landscape.

A Harvard-educated lawyer who had been earning $212,000 a year as a hospital executive before she took leave on Jan . 1 she delivers rousing 40-minute speeches — surveying topics as far-ranging as the specific failings of the federal No Child Left Behind education act and problems with the military strategy in Iraq — without the aid of even a notecard.

Standing on the stage for my opening speech, I surveyed the sea of protestors in a state of awe.

The percentage who agreed that the president's policies will "move the country in the right direction" increased from 52percentt among speech watchers in a pre-speech survey to 69percentt just after.

President Obama and the U.S. are seen overwhelmingly as failing to meet the expectations set during his Cairo speech, and majorities surveyed disagree with U.S policies.

In a recent speech in New York, Bharara surveyed the extensive rot of illegal activity on Wall Street and concluded, "The bigger and better question may not be whether insider trading is rampant but whether corporate corruption in general is rampant; whether ethical bankruptcy is on the rise; whether corrupt business models are becoming more common".

The free speech advocacy group PEN surveyed writers in 2013, and found that following the Snowden revelations, 28percentt of respondents said they had cut back on social media, 24percentt said they tried not to talk about certain topics by phone or email, and 16percentt said they steered clear of certain issues in their writing.

This is the first study known to the authors to survey speech pathologists' experiences with stroke CPGs; as well as the first to incorporate a theoretical model into the design of the survey.

And John McCain probably spoke for all the candidates when he arrived at a New Hampshire college for a speech on Sunday night and surveyed the snack foods set out backstage.