Sentence examples for verbatim speech from inspiring English sources

But the show's originality lies in the way Cork has helped to shape and reorder verbatim speech to create a piece of choric theatre.

On humble wooden boards, like those pictured in the video, children learned the words that Muslims believe to be God's verbatim speech, and with it a deep respect for Him, and His most noble creation, the children of Adam.

In the selected data extracts, for ease of understanding, verbatim speech has been minimally adjusted and grammatical conventions were adhered to.

Over the centuries, Chinese bureaucrats perfected the dark arts of emptiness to such an extent that when they deliver speeches these days, they often recite verbatim speeches that they have previously delivered, with the sparest of adjustments.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet Over the centuries, Chinese bureaucrats perfected the dark arts of emptiness to such an extent that when they deliver speeches these days, they often recite verbatim speeches that they have previously delivered, with the sparest of adjustments.

After 100 the Assembly never met formally to pass a law, and the Senate often no longer bothered to couch its decrees in legal language, being content to repeat verbatim the speech with which the ruler had advocated the measure in question.

At events, nearly every reporter has TweetDeck or Twitter open to cover speeches and town halls in real-time, with tweeted observations, knee-jerk analysis and verbatim stump speech lines immediately shot into the media bloodstream.

Then he repeated, verbatim, the speech he had delivered that night.

And no collection of Grimm's greatest hits can leave out the interview in which he recited almost verbatim a speech from "A Few Good Men" as if it were his own.

It's also seeking a verdict on whether Facebook has a duty to seek out and remove similar (but not exactly verbatim) hate speech postings against a person who has been targeted with such comments — which would significantly widen the responsibility being placed on the social network to police the speech of its users.

Democratic Rep. Rosa DeLauro recently repeated, almost verbatim, a speech to Congress — one she originally made 27 years ago, during the height of the debate over Clarence Thomas's Supreme Court confirmation.