Sentence examples for uninterrupted speech from inspiring English sources

It's a short play you almost need to hear twice, or read straight after, to get the full force; only when Sam gets a rare, uninterrupted speech about torture-practices do you feel Churchill's moral rage.

There is something about the opening – a lengthy, uninterrupted chunk of speech – that will not sink in: "Well, prince, what did I tell you?

It's a remarkable speech: an uninterrupted, 60-odd line discourse on the ancient history and geography of the kingdom of France that is one of the longest speeches in all of Shakespeare, nearly twice the length of Hamlet's "To be or not to be" soliloquy.

"How dare they call us racist when being a black Jew, and being 60 years of age, I know what racism is?" Mr Farage, whose speech went uninterrupted, said the protesters were from the "extreme left" and had been motivated by "hatred".

I didn't see -- not once, mind you -- a single instance of anyone just broadcasting an uninterrupted recitation of the speech.

More powerful conversants generally talk for longer and are allowed more uninterrupted pauses in their speech [ 49].

One of his speeches goes on almost uninterrupted for two and a half pages, bringing in a large part of the history of civilization since the Renaissance as he forecasts the rationally ordered future.

Three words: Glorious uninterrupted sleep.

Accompanying therapies, like speech therapy and early intervention programs, continued uninterrupted due to ethical considerations.

Still, Powell's speech, delivered to Tom Brokaw in large blocs of virtually uninterrupted text, should give the cynic pause.

For love uninterrupted night.