Sentence examples for what speech from inspiring English sources

This is what speech is made of.

They understand so well what speech can and cannot do.

"What speech did you listen to?" Mr. Santorum told The New York Times, speaking in a terse and agitated tone.

The terms function as a corporate constitution binding users to the provider's conception of what speech is acceptable.

The best of judgment says No case is won by what speech proves, Least of all love's.

And yet, on the site, as a practical matter, what speech is permitted or banned is determined largely by Facebook's terms of service.

And what speeches they would be.

I think, to take the English example, that they still have heroic notions of what speeches have meant for their polities, from Henry at Agincourt to Winston Churchill.

Recall that one, the phrastic, represents a proposition or state of affairs, and the other, the neustic, functions as something like a force indicator, insofar as the neustic indicates what speech-act is being performed with the phrastic.

Ananth Krishnan, China correspondent for the Indian newspaper The Hindu, had this early reaction to President Obama's victory speech: What a speech.

WHAT speeches from the convention on Thursday night and featured in this "Key Speeches" video collection, made the biggest impression on you?