Sentence examples for submission speech from inspiring English sources

But it was when he sank himself in the work of another playwright that his imagination took off: as in a Macbeth (1969) doubling Lady Macbeth and Hecate; a Measure for Measure (1975) in which Claudio is executed; and a Taming of the Shrew (1973) transforming the comedy into a feminist tragedy in which Kate's final submission speech becomes a brainwashed show-trial confession.

I only get tense just before I've written my submission (the speech we give in court).

In short, this is a broad, knockabout Shrew that doesn't go in much for psychological depth and presents Katherina's final speech of submission without irony.

The production, staged with bare-bones ingenuity by Eric Tucker, begins with a marvelous prologue in which Ms. Packer, led on a makeshift leash by Mr. Gore, provides three readings of Kate's final speech of submission in "The Taming of the Shrew".

As well as offering a witty social panorama, it also seems more moving than before: not least in its first-act climax where its harassed hero, Sir John Gielgud, movingly delivers Richard II's speech of kingly submission.

Texas can legally refuse to issue Confederate flag-bearing license plates, according to a Supreme Court ruling today that decided the state's rejection of a Confederate flag plate submission did not violate free speech.

@SimonChilds13.

In other words, submission.

Their specific submission to Leveson lauded only "free speech that does no gratuitous harm".

He said that he thought the case was so important for the House of Commons, MPs "and the protection of free speech... that written submissions have been made to the court on my behalf".

That is why Mr Clegg took the unusual step of making his demand for tax cuts in a speech rather than a private submission to the Chancellor.