Donald Trump has a pretty specific, recognizable way of speaking.
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Is his way of speaking more normal to an older generation?
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She's got a soft, coy way of speaking when in public.
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Thunberg's personality comes through in her direct, careful way of speaking.
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It's a very catchy way of speaking, the way Baltimoreans speak.
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They had the same build, the same nonstop, staccato way of speaking.
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A lawsuit can become one more way of speaking for the dead.
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In Korean, she has a measured way of speaking that's clear and concise.
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People, as they go through their lives, change their way of speaking sometimes.
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But as I said before, history has a way of speaking for itself.
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Friends and acquaintances alike were mesmerized by his vivid, charming way of speaking.
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How have our way of speaking and writing about disability changed since 1977?
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When talking to the neutral employer, they did not change their way of speaking.
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Mr. Siatta has a way of speaking that can be both straightforward and indirect.
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Aucoin had a very particular way of speaking, his voice husky with a slight sibilance.
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You have to learn new behaviors, new customs, and even a new way of speaking.
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And that way of speaking apparently has gained the attention of a lot of people.
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RAY There's something so specific about Joel's way of speaking and his angle on things.
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It's decidedly blue collar — and his matter-of-fact way of speaking belies his extraordinary success.
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For most Chinese, only one way of speaking still enjoys the full backing of the law.
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It's so simple: His attitude, his way of speaking, his charisma—everything about 22Pac impressed me.
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Straight off the bat, he alters his way of speaking to coax Georgie into trusting him.
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For non-binary individuals, recognizing their way of speaking in AI role models would be invaluable.
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"We wanted to find a new way of speaking about trafficking that would resonate," she said.
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Hers is a slow way of speaking, and of working; Hassinger likes to take her time.
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Perfecting Mercury's Impressive Vocals Without a doubt, landing Mercury's distinctive way of speaking was important to Malek.
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"It's a free way of speaking, it's not harmful, it's interesting to look at," she told me.
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American English folk, meanwhile, tend to prefer the more plain Anglo-Saxon way of speaking and spelling.
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"We have no information on this subject," one said, suddenly switching to a more formal way of speaking.
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"We believe that an economic, intellectual and artistic boycott is an effective way of speaking out," they said.
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As Mr. Alexander saw it, Mr. Day simply has an off-color, truck driver-ish way of speaking.
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The French, just like the English, are cultured to believe that there is only one correct way of speaking.
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They have their own way of writing, just as we have our own way of speaking to each other.
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Trump's evasive way of speaking is all about concealing what he really thinks, and what he knows for certain.
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There's no music, no possible way of speaking out loud to another person, and no decisions to be made.
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My frizzy hair, weird sense of humor, and way of speaking have always put me just slightly out of place.
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M.I.A.'s candid, off-the-cuff way of speaking out politically is usually among the qualities we admire about her.
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The reality is that the Trump children are far more measured in their way of speaking and in their political views.
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He says he quickly realized the need to understand the culture, the correct way of speaking and how things were done.
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Knowing Walken's way of speaking, Grohl told the poor man the accent was on Fighters, and well, just see for yourself.
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Recently, this has given us a number of collections and novels that use fabulism as a way of speaking to queerness.
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But when a Black man is accused of sexually assaulting a white woman, history has a way of speaking for itself.
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An accent is simply a way of speaking shaped by a combination of geography, social class, education, ethnicity and first language.
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People from her region have a disarming way of speaking that makes them sound playful even when they are dead serious.
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Sometimes just the fact that one continues to do what one is doing is also a way of speaking out for something.
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"When a Black man is accused of sexually assaulting a white woman, history has a way of speaking for itself," she wrote.
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Mr. Bradsell, a quirky character with a clipped, querulous way of speaking, was not straight out of central casting as a bartender.
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Under his words, a note, a ping, here, there, accenting an intimate way of speaking that is introspective and extroverted at once.
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So a craze at a school, a clothes fashion, a fashion for a particular way of speaking, all these things are memes.
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"That small episode inevitably happens if a certain way of speaking, if some expressions, are legitimized," Dr. Nganso said in an interview.
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For Millager, a successful conversation with someone who stutters allows them to bring their way of speaking to the conversation without conditions.
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The art of activism: How Greta Thunberg's matter-of-fact way of speaking and taking action turned her into a global icon
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He had a distinctly different way of speaking, substituting "hexagon" for the number six, and using "you" to indicate "I" and vice versa.
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Hall has a near evangelistic way of speaking about Kickster's mission, which can be useful since it can be tough to find converts.
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To listen to him say I sounded drunk on the phone because I m silly and that s my goofy way of speaking.
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"My neighbors tricked me into it," Stoddard, a thin man with graying hair and a matter-of-fact way of speaking, told Gizmodo.
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Ryan, who is seventy-four, has short-cropped white hair and a slow, deliberate way of speaking that belies a very quick mind.
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In it, she mentioned that seeing myself on camera had caused me to reflect on both my appearance and my way of speaking.
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In his accent, his way of speaking in rapid clause clusters, he sounds like Leslie Howard, the romantic British actor of the 1930s.
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He's long had an unguarded way of speaking: going off-script, embarking on lengthy riffs, and sometimes saying things he ends up regretting.
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It's a smart move, this way of speaking, as it often prevents media outlets from calling him an outright liar or a conspiracy theorist.
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But throughout the memo, there are some hidden spectacular burns, written in that formalized way of speaking that only government committees seem to use.
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But when they went to school they were often told that their way of speaking was "uneducated" and they were encouraged to abandon it.
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"I've always had a broad sense of humor and a candid way of speaking to both male and female law clerks alike," he wrote.
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He has a laconic, understated way of speaking, as though he were trying to downplay the outrage and the hilarity that animate his prose.
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It may sound like totally backwards thinking that no one would endorse, yet Peterson has a way of speaking in hard-to-disagree-with generalities.
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That is another thing about him that makes Obama feel like ours; like someone who understands our generation, our values, and our way of speaking.
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They also like to contrast their own down-to-earth way of speaking with the complex and, to many ordinary voters, bewildering language of technocracy.
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As a president, he's got a way of speaking to the American people that nobody else has really been able to capture as a politician.
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He has a droll, almost effete way of speaking, which he moderates by making fun of himself or of the whole construct of giving interviews.
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The challenge is that "the partisans of decline have formed a vocabulary, a way of speaking that's accessible to the broader public," Ms. Daumas said.
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He just has his own way of speaking … the whole Republican party is breaking up, and all of those fools and old timers are just despicable.
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With his soothing British accent, boyish good looks, and poetic way of speaking about cooking, we tend to trust Gordon Ramsay implicitly on all things food.
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Reporting to the police is a way of speaking out without having to go through the criminal justice system, which many women are unable to do.
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But he livened up when he first asserted the president told "lies, plain and simple," eventually easing into a way of speaking that wasn't so deadly serious.
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Bixby is available in US English and Korean, and Samsung claims the voice assistant learns over time, improving its function as it recognizes your way of speaking.
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To bridge such divides, Mr Macron needs to find a way of speaking to those who do not share his optimism about the benign nature of globalisation.
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Experts say Hamza bin Laden's profile is rising within the organization, and he is probably trying to emulate his dad with his messages and way of speaking.
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Her manner is as quiet and unshowy as her way of speaking, but what might seem thinly speculative in the prompts burns away as she warms up.
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It's a way of speaking that still comes with significant stigma — and stuttering advocates say Mattel-owned American Girl is helping to tackle that shame with Gabriela's release.
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"[William] has that same wonderful sympathy, down-to-earth nature, way of speaking to patients and staff, and really getting engaged," says consultant medical oncologist Professor Martin Gore.
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"[It could] be abusive or more an in-group way of speaking between people who have been arguing with each other for years, in some cases," he said.
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"We all have a particular way of speaking that comes down to where we live and where we came from and what our background is," Dr. Tagliamonte says.
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And we both had a direct way of speaking that some might construe as blunt, a trait I giddily saw as a genetic puzzle piece nestling into place.
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I chatted with him to find out what kind of changes are in store for the American way of speaking, despite President Trump's best efforts to stop them.
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He hadn't inherited his father's openhearted disposition (he was more the nervous type), but his good-natured manner and his way of speaking put other people at ease.
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Or have Anne and Madeleine adopted this callous way of speaking about someone who is present in body but absent in mind—as if he had vanished altogether?
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"I had to repeat on multiple occasions that there was no collusion, cooperation or coordination because the Democrats couldn't understand my plain English way of speaking," he said.
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He&aposs a few inches over six feet, has long hair, an accent from his home country, Israel, and a way of speaking like a New Age guru.
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"She has developed this complex and veiled way of speaking about cross-strait relations," said Shelley Rigger, a professor of East Asian politics at Davidson College in North Carolina.
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"I had to repeat on multiple occasions that there was no collusion, cooperation or coordination because the Democrats couldn't understand my plain English way of speaking," Lewandowski told CNN.
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We tend to make different choices in what we say and how we choose to say it - how direct, or confrontational, or evasive, or intellectual our way of speaking is.
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That previous mediated, supplemental experience gets in the way of speaking to the person who now sits next to you at on a park bench or at a dining table.
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There's no doubt that exercise can make you happy, but I wondered if Becky, Kevin, or any of the other trainers had any special way of speaking to our psyche?
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Meanwhile, another longtime trait of Biden's has been his unguarded way of speaking: He goes off-script, he embarks on lengthy riffs, and he sometimes says things he ends up regretting.
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The actor revealed more details about fatherhood on Thursday while on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, saying his kids were beginning to change their dialects to match their mother's way of speaking.
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If our students have any hope of solving the problems for which trigger warnings and safe spaces are mere Band-Aids, they must reject this woolly way of speaking their minds.
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Mr. Abili told me in an interview that finding his way through that language was arduous work, but he has arrived at a way of speaking it that erases any insult.
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"I've always had a broad sense of humor and a candid way of speaking to both male and female law clerks alike," Kozinski wrote in a statement upon resigning last month.
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I think it's [about] Trump's way of speaking; there's something special about the way he expresses what he thinks—something that makes ordinary politicians, even the honest ones, sound insipid and disingenuous.
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The problem is so prevalent that computer scientists have identified the existence of a "machine voice," a standardized way of speaking that individuals with accents adopt in the hope of being understood.
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Parks, who had a brisk, girlish way of speaking, told Belshe that her parents had been taken to Lakeview Terrace, an assisted-living facility in Boulder City, nine miles from the Arizona border.
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"It seems as if this is a phrase he's used repeatedly, including directed at the pope and others, so it seems to be just a habit, a way of speaking," Mr. Obama said.
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At these events, he had perfected a funny, occasionally vulgar way of speaking to conservative crowds, describing himself as a Los Angeles rollerblader who was out to take back the culture from liberals.
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Basically the poor Londoners who got rich thanks to the Industrial Revolution wanted a new way to speak to make themselves stand out from the poor, so invented a new way of speaking.
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Batali's lewdness, his crass way of speaking about women, and his focus on women's bodies have been well known within certain circles in the restaurant world, according to people who spoke with Eater.
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Warren's comments resonate with progressives and people across the political spectrum because she has a plain, easy-to-understand way of speaking and "her integrity is self-evident," said MoveOn Communications Director Nick Berning.
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This study shows the early stages of a new and faster way of "speaking" in full sentences but also comes with its own caveats, like the need to place electrodes directly on the brain.
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What has come up several times is that the president maybe has a way of speaking that isn't quite so direct that there are nod and words that aren't specific instructions to do something.
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The Black Lives Matter movement deserves much of the credit for pushing back against that distinction and advancing a candid way of speaking about racism that is making its way into the national consciousness.
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Before we hand over the reins to Donald Trump and his unique way of speaking (and tweeting), let's reflect on some of the eloquence President Barack Obama shared with us through his time in office.
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These people are able to say a lot crueler of things because it's such a dehumanized way of speaking … a lot of things affected how I looked at myself and my idea of self-worth.
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This way of speaking is easy to mock but hard for the party to give up, because it is a roll call of interest groups which are not obviously bound together by a larger idea.
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Wiseau has a strange way of speaking (until very recently, he claimed he was from New Orleans, but he's actually from Europe) and insisted to Sestero that they were the same age (almost certainly false).
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Or rather, she did her to best to scold—she has preternaturally gentle way of speaking, her voice smooth and low in a way that is almost soothing enough to rock you into a soft slumber.
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Instead, Google wants to take some time to build out the ways that its assistant can act as the interpreter between your natural way of speaking and the way that bots need to be spoken to.
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Erin Brockovich is about an ordinary working-class woman — the film makes a point of how her appearance and way of speaking are class markers that set her apart from others — who triumphs over a corporation.
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Of course, Evan did have a funny way of speaking—a creaky hesitation, as if he couldn't get the words out, and then, when he finally did, it was more like a sneeze, or a bark.
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Yet that region, Hauts-de-France, is also a place where the far-right's Marine Le Pen has found a powerful way of speaking to disillusioned working-class voters, and so made a lot of political ground.
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When Bornstein's typo-littered letter praising Trump's "physical strength and stamina" was released by his campaign in December 29, many noticed that its hyperbolic language bore a striking resemblance to the president's own signature way of speaking.
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Nyong'o's character Red has a particularly spooky way of speaking — a raspy, choppy-like sound as if her voice was stolen from her — which the Black Panther star says she developed after studying a real-life speech condition.
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Nyong'o's character Red has a particularly spooky way of speaking — a raspy, choppy-like sound as if her voice was stolen from her — which the Black Panther star says she developed after studying a real-life speech condition.
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But he also has a specific way of speaking that makes him such a compelling participant — something I figured out after I wrote a computer program to pull out every single word he's said, so far, in debates.
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I loved them—their confidence, their competence, their clipped, precise way of speaking—until a season two monologue about the nature of the world as they see it (regarding a small town's financial health and survival) soured me entirely.
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During a time when brown women, in particular, feel pressure to conform or shrink themselves, it's encouraging and inspiring to see a woman with brown skin, a huge personality, and a way of speaking that some might look down upon succeed.
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But on the other, no one voted for Trump because they thought he was professorial -- in fact his spontaneous, simplistic way of speaking may have come as a relief to some voters who grew tired of Obama's discursive, intellectual style.
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Hernandez's maturity comes in part from having older siblings Hernandez's mother reveals that her daughter's eloquent way of speaking and ability to perform under major pressure come from growing up with a 20-year-old brother and 27-year-old sister.
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And finally, that moment came for the rest of the critical mass of voters in 2016 when she still wasn't any more likable or believable in her way of speaking and appearance than she was for the previous 24 years.
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On Thursday's episode of The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the actor, 57, opened up about fatherhood and traveling with his kids, explaining that with all the changing dialects around them, the pair have absorbed parts of their mom Amal Clooney's way of speaking.
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She's about 10 years older than me, and although our relationship up until then hadn't consisted of much more than the occasional social media like, I had always been a little in awe of her for her bold, unapologetic way of speaking.
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In a statement announcing his retirement, Kozinski said that he "had a broad sense of humor and a candid way of speaking to both male and female law clerks alike," and that it was never his intent to make his clerks feel uncomfortable.
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Similarly, his slow, self-effacing, and deliberate way of speaking, with a gaze that made his audience certain he was paying attention only to them, is in stark contrast to all kinds of public figures today, not least the one leading our country.
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For a secretary of state, speaking to the public, either in speeches or through regular interactions with the press, is a vital way of speaking to the department's employees, especially when the secretary is planning to upend their lives, as Tillerson currently is.
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It was used in the old Charlie Chan movies (where Chan was played by an white actor and his way of speaking was racist to say the least), and I can remember when it was also used outside of movies to demean Asian-Americans.
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In a country that was ruled after 1948 by a government that needed to control information—to "distort, suppress and pummel it" in order to preserve the regime, as one commentator wrote—the photograph-as-witness became the clincher, an irrefutable way of speaking truth to power.
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The way she lops off the end of "bitter," the funny hop in "artifact," the way she rolls through "remembered" — it's like she's invented her own unique way of speaking English: But Portman's delivery is accurate in the way it captures the former first lady's affect.
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Although I would not define myself by white nationalism, that is not my way of thinking or my way of speaking, but I kind of understand that whites, wherever they are in the world and especially in South Africa, tend to be very anxious about their destiny.
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We are given only a couple of fleeting scenes, when he diffuses a situation between the police and a black boy frustrated by the officers' way of speaking to him, and later, when he brings the white Guardsmen coffee as a gesture of goodwill and keeping the peace.
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Powell, whose offhanded way of speaking in recent appearances left aspects of Fed policy uncertain and seemed to contribute to market sell-offs last fall, will ramp up his public appearances this year by holding press conferences after each of the Fed's eight annual policy meetings beginning this month.
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Dorrel Norman Elvert Herzog, the White Rat—it was a nickname he welcomed, saying, "Anything is better than Dorrel, I suppose"—had a folksy way of speaking, a billiards-table precise flat-top, and a knack for thwarting the righteous destinies of coastal elites like the Yankees, Mets, and Dodgers.
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Whitman's alternate search for a true self to sing and occasional retreats behind masks of anonymity were all part of the same quest to find a shared culture and character, a single and singular way of speaking that would make from our many names — and noms de plume — a nation.
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Though "What the Constitution Means to Me" was developed during other presidencies and mostly sidesteps very current events, it has a way of speaking to its moment, becoming a different text during the Brett Kavanaugh confirmation hearings, say, or when migrants at the United States-Mexico border were met with tear gas.
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"I was at a gathering in Venice Beach and my friend Peter Thiel, who has a very direct and remarkable way of speaking, stopped me midsentence and said when are you going to stop talking about moving to LA and actually move to LA."Once he gets there, Chavez said he planned to do nothing for some time.
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Separated from the two female Asian elephants he was raised with in captivity, Koshik lived alone at Everland for seven years, a period during which he construed a way of speaking perfectly intelligible Korean words by sticking his trunk in his mouth and then using his tongue to shape his own plosive trumpetings into the language of the zoo's workers and local visitors.
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More important, he's used his erratic and self-evidently impromptu speaking style to support the central thrust of his campaign, which is an attack, not just on the substantive track record of the establishment, but on its discredited way of speaking — the instrumentality and the focus-grouping, the suppression of honesty and real emotion in favor of boilerplate, slipperiness and downright lies.
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"I was uninspired since Lauryn Hill retired," was Kanye West's way of speaking for everyone on the Life of Pablo track "No More Parties in L.A." This year marks the 20th anniversary of Hill's critically-acclaimed debut solo album The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill, which fused hip-hop, reggae, and neo-soul and became massively influential as a result (that is, in fact, only one of several Hill shout-outs in Kanye's discography).
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Here's what you won't read: that she is fiendishly smart and intellectually curious, which makes her a little bit intimidating; that she has a cool, measured way of speaking, not unlike a university lecturer; that she is unfailingly polite; that she will get annoyed if you stick a camera too close in her face (as Jake our photographer finds out); that she knows a phenomenal amount about contemporary culture; and that she is very, very tired.
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