Public Speaking: Principles and PracticeMacmillan, 1915 - 418 sider |
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Side 26
... passing from one sen- tence , or part of a speech , to another . Frequently , novices in speaking and in reading , will swing the voice upward in the first part of every sentence , give it perhaps another rise or two as the sentence ...
... passing from one sen- tence , or part of a speech , to another . Frequently , novices in speaking and in reading , will swing the voice upward in the first part of every sentence , give it perhaps another rise or two as the sentence ...
Side 28
... passing from one to another of the main divisions of the discourse . The making of this transition , though often neglected , is not difficult . The finishing of one part and the making of a new beginning on the next , usually with some ...
... passing from one to another of the main divisions of the discourse . The making of this transition , though often neglected , is not difficult . The finishing of one part and the making of a new beginning on the next , usually with some ...
Side 37
... passing to another gesture . And all the while , let it again be said , slight changes of bodily pose with proper ad- justments of the feet , will make the harmonious , unified action . It should be remembered that , as in viewing a ...
... passing to another gesture . And all the while , let it again be said , slight changes of bodily pose with proper ad- justments of the feet , will make the harmonious , unified action . It should be remembered that , as in viewing a ...
Side 39
... passing lengthwise through the freer foot will pass through the heel of the other foot . As a man becomes earnest in speaking , his posture will vary , and often he will stand almost equally on his two feet . In changing one's position ...
... passing lengthwise through the freer foot will pass through the heel of the other foot . As a man becomes earnest in speaking , his posture will vary , and often he will stand almost equally on his two feet . In changing one's position ...
Side 41
... pass to ideas more remote and vague , by action largely suggestive , not definite or literal . The most important , because the most fundamental , principle to be borne in mind is that gesture should be made to enforce , not the ...
... pass to ideas more remote and vague , by action largely suggestive , not definite or literal . The most important , because the most fundamental , principle to be borne in mind is that gesture should be made to enforce , not the ...
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