Sentence examples for verse speaking from inspiring English sources

I had won several prizes for verse speaking.

Therefore actors arrive at a company like the RSC often needing to learn the basic tools of verse speaking from scratch.

At the RSC, his determination to be truthful in communicating highly- wrought poetic language was enormously influential in the movement away from rhetorical verse speaking towards greater naturalism.

He honed his verse speaking before a mirror and kept developing his voice, which, early on, was labeled affected, one critic calling it an "unbridled oboe".

John was by now over 70, but the years had not diminished his mastery of the art of verse speaking - if anything, it seemed more effortless than ever.

Mostly it was a lament uttered by senior citizens yearning for a return to values that they felt characterised the pre- and postwar productions of Shakespeare in Stratford and at the Old Vic, a period synonymous with the great names of Laurence Olivier, John Gielgud, Ralph Richardson, Peggy Ashcroft... a period celebrating authentic Renaissance costume in combination with melodious verse speaking.

Tennyson's verse speaks well of the geomorphic necessities of time and landform change.

Rather, her verse speaks of motherhood, African-American identity, theology and history.

Earlier this month, Khamenei, who, like his predecessor, composes his own amateur verse, spoke before an annual gathering of Persian poets.

One of her "adaptations" of the verse speaks of "a poet's heart tangled in a woman's breast", which is borrowed from A Room of One's Own by Virginia Woolf.

Both Cornish and Whishaw inhabit their roles immaculately and there are magnificent moments when the emotions on the screen are complemented in the verse spoken, most especially perhaps when the pair recite alternate couplets from "La Belle Dame sans Merci".