Sentences with phrase «known for speech»

Nuance Communications known for its speech recognition solution and popular Android keyboard, Swype, is possibly in discussion to sell off t...

Even within species known for speech, the ability to talk varies between individuals.

Hampton, who was an outspoken leader of the Black Panther Party, was known for his speeches which brought in thousands from all over.

Not exact matches

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'» It became known as the «Frisbee speech,» and for years it gave foreign acquirers confidence the government wouldn't throw the book at them if they failed to live up to their promises.

Zuckerberg said suppression of certain political speech on Facebook is «a fair concern that people would at least wonder about» because Silicon Valley is known for its left - leaning politics.

In his most recent speech on the economy, President Barack Obama promised to «cut red tape for responsible families who want to get a mortgage, but the bank says no.»

It's also a place that's gotten criticized for ties to the alt - right communities on Reddit, which have become known for fostering hate speech and anti-Semitism.

She'd been asked to write a speech for the CEO, and she wanted to know if I had any anecdotes to lift the speech into that exalted territory of earth - shattering and unforgettable — despite a circumstance not unique to her company, namely that the CEO was a bit of a bore.

Hillary Clinton took nearly every precaution to ensure voters would never know what she told investment bankers, lobbyists and corporate executives in dozens of closed - door paid speeches before running for president.

Sacca, who is known for his early investments in tech companies such as Twitter and Uber, launched into an impassioned speech criticizing the presumptive Republican presidential nominee, firing off a barrage of charges against Trump that were as fast, furious, and hard to fact check as those coming from the candidates themselves.

I'm reminded of another speech, also known for a comparatively small passage.

Tony Robbins, the performance coach best known for his high - energy speeches, has made a crusade of spreading personal finance education the past couple of years.

He was widely known for his market commentaries on Calgary radio stations and speeches at investing forums.

We've had to go on a journey with it, and we've realized it's no longer possible to stand up for all speech in the hopes society will become a better place because racism will be challenged, or homophobia challenged, or extremism will be challenged.»

No matter where I am walking, I always use the time to multi-task by perhaps calling a friend, thinking through ideas for new blog posts or articles, or practicing an upcoming speech.

While surveys are the foundation for «knowing» your customers, there are many other ways to learn how customers perceive their experience, including text, speech, transaction data, etc..

Prime Minister Stephen Harper has been known to remark that Dief doesn't get enough credit for that 1960 bid to entrench federal protection of freedom of religion, speech, the press, and assembly.

Little - known comic Michelle Wolf becomes the latest surrogate for partisan warfare, as her edgy White House Correspondents Association speech over the weekend continued to be debated.

Critics argue the law suppresses free speech and makes South Korea like its northern counterpart, known for its human rights abuses and oppression of religious and political minorities.

I know this is very hard for theists to accept, but free speech isn't just for those who agree with you.

The closest I could probably say I could come to describing it (and it not being a like for like comparison) is when my brother fist met his wife and he mentioned they «just knew» they were to be together as he described at his wedding speech.

But if you insist then I would say, Lahwla Walaqwa Alla Bilah, and then thank you for helping me to know and understand that those things you call for are not possible and all just ink on paper, unreal and just was and is being used for what is called propaganda and that all we will harvest being over here are flags in the name of practicing your human rights or your freedom of speech.

I know that freedom of speech means he can say stupid things like this, but we ALL have a right to freedom of speech — so we have the right to condemn him for his stupidity.

Zod's apologia, «every action I take, no matter how violent or how cruel, is for the greater good of my people,» would be out of place in a Trump speech as a matter of style, but not of substance.

I know some think claiming «Biblical misinterpretations» is better than calling the Word of God «hate speech», but all of us are accountable for deliberate misinformation; that's why we must judge for ourselves.

Sure they do, same as anyone has a right to say abortion is wrong (or right, seriously... whatever) And for all the Christians out there, I know it sucks but guess what, freedom of speech applies to atheists too.

The questions about religion and public life, those calling for «public» discussion, no longer focus on the verifiability of religious speech but concern quite other issues: methods of understanding and describing the religious realities, old and new, that we see appearing around us; useful criteria for assessing these religions and for defining and comprehending this new set of powers in our public life; and ways of protecting vital religious groups from the excesses of the public reaction to them, and protecting the public from the excesses of powerful religious groups — hardly questions a secular culture had thought it would have to take seriously!

You know here is a great band I might add doing something for God by spreading the good news and all you want to do is JUST SP - I - T OUT YOUR LITTLE MOR - ONIC SPEECH.

keith thanks for your service... but I guess you don't know what free speech actually is, seems like only a person expressing one view is ok.

However, if you've been in academia for any length of time, you know that sometimes people make linguistic distinctions out of a desire for precision of thought and speech.

The ones I do know don't hate immigrants (though they think illegal immigration is an economic and criminal problem), think a multicultural society is a good thing (while they are quite tired of politically correct speech codes), and they really do want what's best for the country (though we might differ on what that is).

Still, and despite his heavy reliance on teleprompters for even brief talks, he quickly became known among supporters and sympathetic commentators as the nation's «orator - in - chief,» an office he filled by delivering lengthy and sometimes ponderous speeches at moments of apparent national crisis.

Some where there for freedom of speech and probably didn't know that the owner funnels that money into supporting anit - gay groups.

Chris, so defending your life, fighting for your freedom of religion, speech and guns, that was wrong because he didn't believe in your flavor of god???? So, he should just let you get taken by the Taliban because he doesn't know right from wrong, being that he is non christian... good to know.

But I do know that I don't report people for exercising their freedom of speech.

Lincoln knew the Bible well, and often evoked God in his speeches, but his religious views have always been a particularly keen topic for debate.

In Prayer and Modern Man (1970), for example, Ellul examines the difficulties we experience in prayer stemming from our present «tragic crisis of language, in which words can no longer attain the level of speech.»

It should be added that Thucydides did not provide the only model known to ancient historians, in any event; Polybius, in the second century BC., severely criticized some of his predecessors for inventing speeches and said that the historian's business was to record what was actually said.

If you've listened to the student leaders from Parkland, Florida, over the past few weeks or watched the speeches delivered at the March for Our Lives, you'll know that hell hath no fury like teenagers on a mission.

I watched a well - known church leader, exhausted after a full weekend of speeches and services, lay hands on a kneeling man to pray for his healing, right beside Baggage Claim # 4 in the world's busiest airport.

Perusing the index of Origins, the weekly publication of representative documents and speeches compiled by Catholic News Service, our imaginary historian will note, for example, the following initiatives undertaken at the national, diocesan and parish levels in 1994 - 95: providing alternatives to abortion; staffing adoption agencies; conducting adult education courses; addressing African American Catholics» pastoral needs; funding programs to prevent alcohol abuse; implementing a new policy on altar servers and guidelines for the Anointing of the Sick; lobbying for arms control; eliminating asbestos in public housing; supporting the activities of the Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities (227 strong); challenging atheism in American society; establishing base communities (also known as small faith communities); providing aid to war victims in Bosnia; conducting Catholic research in bioethics; publicizing the new Catechism of the Catholic Church; battling child abuse; strengthening the relationship between church and labor unions; and deepening the structures and expressions of collegiality in the local and diocesan church.

Rupert can be asked whether The Concept of Nature can be used to provide a philosophic background for his notion of «morphic resonance,» and I want to see whether the concept of a bare sensory awareness in a passage of nature couched in terms of durations can sufficiently produce boundaries so as to yield breath groups in spoken speech and semantic reiterations in paragraphs and language; and Chris wants to know whether Whitehead's starting point can be used, though not in Whitehead's manner, to develop a realistic conception of space and time.

No matter WHAT you think of me or my comment, just know that I know thousands of Christians that would gladly give their life... for YOU to have the freedom of speech!

1 Working late 2 To a social event we know we won't go to 3 Visiting people we don't get on with 4 Going for after work drinks 5 Giving into the kids for an easy life 6 Offering to look after someone else's kids or pets 7 Team - building days 8 Agreeing to give a speech 9 Going to a partner's work event 10 Going on holiday with extended family or friends

His speech at the ecumenical conference in Fano in 1934 has recently become well known, for in it he rejected all human means of security and called for a Christian council of all churches to reject war.

In this regard, the Elihu speeches reveal the familiarity with the Dialogue for which they are well known.

This point is hard to establish with any degree of certainty because (1) we know that Luke used Mark, and (2) we know that Luke was accustomed to compose speeches (whether he used earlier sources or not) in order to provide discourses he regarded as suitable for various occasions.

it seems wenger does nt have the courage to play big... he does nt take risks... then he says he was looking at the player of the moment, or he said the same speech u already gave to us to defend something that is, for me, only stubborness and lack of diligence... about granit: do nt start with formal arguments, go to the bone, u know what i mean... u cant said xhaka was the good choise while we did nt see hin play for our colours... i hope he could be the player that we need, but nobody can said that today

NCAA executive director Dick Schultz, who heretofore had taken a see - almost - no - evil view of college sports, set the tone with a remarkable welcoming speech, which outlined his — and to a large extent, the presidents» — vision for the NCAA.