Sentence examples for thinking of speech from inspiring English sources

Thinking of speech in this way removes a lot of the mystique.

Paivio himself has always made it quite clear that he is thinking of inner speech (and the like) in natural language (in English, or whatever one's native tongue happens to be).

The paradox is resolved by thinking of free speech in the following terms.

Outcries about free speech that revolve solely around western controversialists and unhinged gunmen declaring insult threaten to narrow our understanding of its value; we are in danger of thinking of all offending speech as brave speech.

However, a breakthrough came when he realised that what he had been thinking of as different parts of speech were, in fact, grammatically the same.

I'm thinking of The King's Speech, The Social Network, Of Gods and Men and True Grit.

These figures have signalled the reticent resurfacing of the privileged outsider in the cultural domain and, with them, the occasional reintroduction of mannerisms in speech and thinking, of pauses, asides and punctuation, which we thought had once and for all vanished.

In 2008, Farage controversially named Powell as his political hero in an interview with Total Politics magazine, although he said he was not thinking of the "rivers of blood" speech that got the Tory politician sacked from Ted Heath's shadow frontbench team.

If you have trouble thinking of a topic for your speech, search the internet for topics - there are sites with lists of potential topics.

"The Queen did £9.7m in the UK and Momentum [the UK distributors of The King's Speech] were thinking of a similar ballpark," he says.

Perhaps he was thinking of a key passage in the speech that he was about to give — lines that opened up a certain distance from the nonviolent doctrine of King and Mahatma Gandhi.