Sentence examples for ultimate speaking from inspiring English sources

A public speaking trainer, executive speech coach, and creator of the Create A Signature Speech That Sells program for entrepreneurs and experts, Suzannah Baum is an award-winning speaker who helps organizations and individuals unleash their ultimate speaking potential so that they can create structured, engaging and powerful presentations.

Normally defence secretaries are given bipartisan support.A Texas Republican, Ted Cruz, speculated at that meeting without evidence that if Mr Hagel could not provide the ultimate source of speaking fees received in recent years, it was "relevant" to wonder if the cash came from anti-Israel extremists, or "directly from North Korea".

Imagine: Anatole Broyard, downtown flaneur and apostle of sex and high modernism, ensconced in what was, literarily speaking, the ultimate establishment perch.

The reality is that we cannot overcome the global threats posed by greenhouse gases without speaking the ultimate inconvenient truth: getting people excited about making individual environmental sacrifices is doomed to fail.

Also, he claimed that it is not possible to dispense with the symbolic, which is essential to the task of speaking about ultimate reality, but the myths are to be "broken"—that is, they are to be seen as not being literally true.

Both of them had an affinity for mathematical economics, and I once heard Sandy reach for his ultimate dithyrambic salute in speaking about Alan: "He's not afraid to get his hands dirty with the numbers".

Whatever Dr. Pacheco's ultimate standing to speak, his self-serving candor feels welcome.

Even Walid Jumblatt, the leader of Lebanon's Druse community and the ultimate Middle Eastern survivor, spoke of the "start of a new Arab world," went anti-Syrian and was a strong advocate of the tribunal.

Which ends up in the short run having the effect of saving Bob's job from elimination in the merger (as Pete and, to ultimate effect, Joan speak up for him) and seems destined to have longer run meaning as well.

And it'll be hard (for me at least) to get past the ultimate, "Needn't Speak" featuring Lianne La Havas, which has a bouncy, jazzy beginning where for the first half, you'd think it's a simple chillout vibe.

"This is totally hypocritical," said a group called 9/11 Parents and Families of Firefighters and WTC Victims, "because banning the governors of New York and New Jersey from speaking is the ultimate political decision".