Sentences with phrase «one than speech»

And donating $ 1.25 million is a lot more than speech.

If you are in a situation where you must write a mission statement, I think you should try for something closer to a heraldic motto than a speech.

Amanda said she had expected more of an actual march than speeches and a concert.

(Acts 10:36 - 42) This looks like notes for a speech rather than the speech itself: a kind of outline for preachers.

Paper should serve speech rather than speech serving paper.

As the Catholic News Agency notes, a friend of Roberta's, who witnessed the Pope's interaction with the woman, posted on Facebook, «It was very emotional to see how Pope Francis greeted Roberta... there are gestures in life that are worth more than speeches, much more than you would think... Pope Francis is unique»...

Those most affected by racism's grasp, pushed for more than T - shirts, more than speeches, even if no one could agree on what more would be enough.

Signing and using gestures comes much easier to a little one than speech, so it's a great way to start communicating with your baby right away.

Autism is so misunderstood that many people really do think it's little more than a speech delay or language disorder.

In these cases, though, it is considered more of a stage than a speech issue.

«Dr. King's dream has to be more than a speech.

Those who saw this as an attack on benefit claimants must be basing their view on the spin and interpretation of the speech rather than the speech itself.

«Vocalizations appear to have the advantage of conveying meaning in a more immediate way than speech,» says Pell.

Most research on the relation between gestures and speech has focused on physical gestures to emphasise words, rather than speech gestures to emphasise actions.

The students, who had no knowledge of the driver's race, rated speech toward black drivers as less respectful than speech toward white drivers overall.

Song is more suitable for collective utterance than speech.

Stuttering may be more than a speech problem.

Finally, they may not even whisper, they only look at each other — silence becomes more potent than speech.

Besides, some body languages speak louder than speeches; you would understand each other better by seeing those body signs.

What comedy film would have you glued to your chair and to the point of tears at the end of its film with nothing more than a speech?

There's no doubting Chaplin's sincerity — it's obvious in every impassioned word he utters — but it sounds more like a sermon than a speech, and provides an inappropriate conclusion.

Honestly, more than any speech or dialogue exchange within the movie, the structure here suggests a lot about how fleeting any given moment, any particular memory, any specific item, or any person's life actually is in the big picture of life across generations.

Louise (Amy Adams, movingly eloquent in a part that asks more silence of her than speech), a translator who's grieving the death of her daughter, is persuaded to attempt to speak to the aliens, with the help of a mathematician, Ian (Jeremy Renner).

More than speeches — a painting, a poem, a song, a play, a dance piece, a film, animated legends inspiring stories of love, heroism and courage of commitment — CAN BRING THE MESSAGE ACROSS.

«I think the kittens were more interested in the tassels than the speeches, but it's always playtime for them,» says the ASPCA's media and communications director, Alison Jimenez.

«Postmemory is a powerful form of memory precisely because its connection to its object or, source is mediated not through recollection but through representation, projection, and creation — often based on silence rather than speech, on the invisible rather than the visible...» Marianne Hirsche INTRODUCTION «The true picture of the past flits by.

He would love to be a translator, but his accent is always better than his speech.

See, if a remark is aimed at the speaker rather than the speech, the writer rather than what is written, it is by nature in some degree ad hom; whether the ad hom nature of a remark makes a case fallacious has to do with the degree the remark dominates the focus of the argument.

Much more robust than a speech.

CNET blogger Dan Farber at Outside the Lines has a good synopsis of Zittrain's speech, although even he resorts to quoting the book more than the speech.

Firearms restrictions are far less likely to be voided than speech content limitations.

It is also the better voice to use when writing to make a connection with your audience, as it automatically feels more like a conversation than a speech.

Chhabria rejected arguments that the law regulates contractual relationships, rather than speech.

However, some Siri team members said Stasior's expertise in search, rather than speech or language, meant he didn't appreciate the technology's original goal, which was to expand beyond the iPhone to third - party apps, the report said.

Better than her speeches, Sonia Gandhi's rare media interaction with Aroon Purie at the India Today conclave in Mumbai was highly watchable.

We fixed an issue where pressing the mic button in Cortana, and then immediately pressing the Go button on the keyboard, would result in an «I can't hear anything» error, rather than speech input being cancelled and a search performed.

But, Wylie said in a meandering reply, it's possible that Facebook and other smartphone apps are listening in for reasons other than speech recognition.

Nonverbal communication often carries more information than speech, and has a much greater impact on rapport and trust.

I would like my resume title to reflect my skills and experience, rather than my speech degree.

Not exact matches

For years, Twitter has been criticized for focusing more on freedom of speech and anonymity than on curbing abuse and harassment of its users.

In his speech, Trump suggested that remaining in the agreement would cost the US economy «close to $ 3 trillion in lost GDP and 6.5 million industrial jobs, while households would have $ 7,000 less income, and in many cases, much worse than that.»

And thanks to the ambiguous, specifics - free nature of the throne speech, they could still embrace competition, rather than regulation, as the best way to aid consumers.

«Real praise is telling someone «Your report was amazing,» or «The comedic timing of your speech was perfect,» not telling them that their report or their speech was better than another person's,» Achor instructs.

A White House official who watched Xi's speech welcomed his remarks on intellectual property while saying that actions speak louder than words.

Offices of health practitioners other than physicians and dentists, including chiropractors, optometrists, mental health practitioners, speech and occupational therapists: 5.98 percent

Twitter has often boasted about its commitment to the principles of free speech, sometimes leading to criticism from those who felt the company was more interested in tolerating all forms of speech than in trying to ensure a harassment - free experience for its users.

For example, if your goal for the book is to help you book keynote speeches at major HR conferences, then the requirements for your book are very different than if your goal is to write a book that establishes your credibility and authority in a specific field so you can build a consulting business.

Through a thick cloud of cigarette smoke and after drinking Manhattans, Martinis and straight scotch like water, Don would probably deliver a hypnotizing speech stating that the fundamental part of any marketing strategy is to communicate to potential consumers what you do, what you can offer, and why you are better than all the rest.

The central thesis of CEO - Speak is no more shocking than the discovery that politicians like to give speeches, sports stars talk in clichés and priests tend to sermonize.

Rather than asking prospective clients to take the tests, he relies on the overt trappings of the personality factors: speech patterns, office decor, style of dress.