Sentence examples for theatrical speech from inspiring English sources

He wrote in prose paragraphs, feeling towards a tough, full-bloodied, inventive but real theatrical speech.

Gardley's ear for the sound of theatrical speech makes itself known at once: MISSIONARY: Lord, it's hot.

During a meandering, theatrical speech at the National Assembly here, he said, "We have broken the chains of the old hegemonic oligarchy".

In the boat, she hopped up and down in the bow, leaned over the edge and made a theatrical speech about the cruel, cruel world and the weedy river's irresistible call.

Set to music, as much of it is in "Life and Times," the rambling recollections of Ms. Worrall become their own form of stylized theatrical speech, simply by being presented without editing.

It was a dazzling piece written in ersatz Scots dialect – "a theatrical speech thorny with images, knotted with strength, rough and springy as an uncombed fleece," said Ronald Bryden – but with too few concessions, some thought, to comprehensibility.

In doing so, he is harking back to an age when US politicians would tour their patch delivering long theatrical speeches with an artistry that captivated their audiences.

The heavily freighted clash between Doug and Charlotte, with its opportunities for tightly written if somewhat theatrical speeches unpacking their rival views of how society should function, has more dramatic storylines branching off it, however.

The play has a conventional structure compared with that of "Dark Sisters," or even the sometimes meta-theatrical "Speech & Debate," but Mr. Karam is watchful that his move up from the basement black box to the big proscenium stage doesn't constrain his theatrical freedom.

The nation's first permanent memorial to Anne Frank and the cause of human rights opened on Friday with a theatrical performance, speeches and strong emotions.

These men are vulnerable, easily provoked by female competition or resistance, and their theatrical, role-playing speech haplessly shrouds and reveals their anxieties, in clouds of unknowing.