Sentence examples similar to the uninterrupted discourse from inspiring English sources
Dextrously shifting gears, Penn suddenly asks, "Can we talk about drugs?" — a subtle ploy to get Castro to deliver another uninterrupted discourse on the wrongs of the United States.
"I consider mentioning this, and perhaps should have, but I've got something else on my mind". Dextrously shifting gears, Penn suddenly asks, "Can we talk about drugs?"—a subtle ploy to get Castro to deliver another uninterrupted discourse on the wrongs of the United States.
"I anticipate the discourse getting worse".
The uninterrupted 17-minute interrogation of detective chief constable Dryden?
The uninterrupted sound of Asian Network.
He launched a media platform with The Uninterrupted.
The uninterrupted play of each half.
This prologue is followed by the discourse proper, which is uninterrupted to the end of the dialogue (29d7 92c9).
The Guardian campaigned against the Discourse.
The Vietnam War shapes the political discourse.
