The characters woo each other with dialogue adapted from speeches, talk-show appearances and press conferences.
The script, a partially improvised series of vignettes overseen by Mr. Schlieman, 27, and a collaborator, John Oros, 23, is pieced together entirely from real-life speeches, talk-show monologue jokes, newspaper articles, and transcripts of the explicit, occasionally wince-inducing messages that Mr. Weiner exchanged with women he met online.
Mr. Cuomo, echoing his well-rehearsed stump speeches, talked about jobs, fixing Albany, and economic development.
The other Justices tend to give pretty anodyne speeches — talking about their upbringings, or telling inspirational or educational stories about the great justices and cases of the past.
Thankfully disinclined — except here — to platitudes about the magic of reading, Bush in her speeches talks instead about real books and their real pleasures.
He devoted little time in his speeches talking about his tenure as energy secretary, instead saying that he was proudest of his 14 years in Congress.
Some radical Indians make impassioned speeches talking about what Bal Gangadhar Tilak had done in India in the Swadeshi movement and suggest that the Indians in South Africa should court arrests.
That is why elected officials are constantly making speeches, talking to reporters and sending out emails.
A Narendra Modi in office chooses his words carefully, gives lofty high-minded speeches, talks about vikaas and Constitution.
