Sentence examples for speech treated from inspiring English sources

Not only was speech treated dramatically but the drama of sung speech had approached the condition of music.

But in response to the San Bernardino attack (and the cable news obsession about it), Obama gave a speech treating the San Bernardino mass shooting and those 14 deaths differently.

The crowd of about 60 people seemed nonplused by the candidate's speech, treating it much like a lecture with little applause or laughter.

After Citizens United, the law can no longer look behind the curtain of the corporate form: Citizens United commands that the law pertaining to political speech treat corporations exactly as individual citizens.

As discussed in Section 3.1, since the enhanced speech is treated as a clean speech, only the frames with an energy that is higher than the average energy were used for verification in this method.

Naturally, this kind of speech treats things that happened in the past.

Failures in this genre often result from scenario and speech being treated as golf-tees for the big drive of the songs, but Frank Loesser's Guys and Dolls is a series of sharp comic sketches that dissolve into great numbers.

A decade ago the American Supreme Court's decisions on the First Amendment's guarantee of free speech were treated as too liberal to influence our law; today, in the area of prisoners' rights American constitutional law is treated as being too restrictive to meet more liberal British legal standards.

The second part of the argumentative persuasion that is common to all three species of rhetorical speech is treated in the chapters II.19 26.

Harvey added that Twitter is now fast-tracking an update to its policy that "focuses on addressing dehumanizing speech — that is, speech that treats or describes others as less than human".

In his first major work, Speech Acts: An Essay in the Philosophy of Language (1969), Searle treated speech acts much more systematically than Austin had.