"thoughtful speakers" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to people who are being thoughtful or considerate in their speech. For example: "At the town hall meeting, many thoughtful speakers raised their voices in support of the proposed law."
Members of Mr Ivanishvili's coalition, including David Usupashvili, the thoughtful speaker of the parliament, seemed relieved.
Kanema is a thoughtful speaker, but the question brings only silence, "It felt like, mostly lost," she finally offered.
When I asked Ruilin Fan, a thoughtful speaker who was raised in Beijing, whether her decision to apply to Arete came out of her time at Mount Holyoke, which is also women-only, she shook her head.
Unused to being the centre of attention, he is an occasionally hesitant, if thoughtful, speaker, though the story of the creation of Familial is convoluted, as you might expect from someone who waited until he was past 40 before he went solo.
You'll have plenty of opportunity to speak what's on your mind, but by being a better listener, it will actually make you a more thoughtful speaker, taking the "art of conversation" to a whole new level.
We prefer people who sound like humble Everymen — like George W. Bush — to thoughtful, eloquent speakers, whether Mario Cuomo or William F. Buckley (who could be a bit ridiculous, of course).
We prefer people who sound like humble Everymen like George W. Bush to thoughtful, eloquent speakers, whether Mario Cuomo or William F. Buckley (who could be a bit ridiculous, of course).
▪ Be thoughtful of speakers, VCs and journalists, they get leapt upon at conferences.
Though English isn't his first language, the Swedish-born musician whose real name is Micke Berlander is a thoughtful, precise speaker, one who will often double back on a point to make sure he's understood.
Other times he had no patience for bad behavior, speeches or hubris, providing a quick retort or challenge that left the speaker thoughtful, humbled or at least less bold".
