How to Talk: Meeting the Situations of Personal and Business Life and of Public AddressRonald Press Company, 1939 - 647 sider |
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... remarks . The company wishes to learn what you think about this point or that , to catch a glimpse of your real self . Your remarks are expected to be more personal in coloring than in other types of speeches . To lift the curtain . for ...
... remarks . The company wishes to learn what you think about this point or that , to catch a glimpse of your real self . Your remarks are expected to be more personal in coloring than in other types of speeches . To lift the curtain . for ...
Side 486
... remarks . He told the club that until that evening he had never heard of Doctor Johnson . Says Birrell : " Thereupon somebody was thoughtless enough to titter audibly . ' Yes , ' added Bonnor in heightened tones , and drawing himself ...
... remarks . He told the club that until that evening he had never heard of Doctor Johnson . Says Birrell : " Thereupon somebody was thoughtless enough to titter audibly . ' Yes , ' added Bonnor in heightened tones , and drawing himself ...
Side 496
... remarks should be suggestive and stimulating . The position calls for a man with some fluency and expansiveness of manner . While a person of dry and laconic habit may make a good speech himself , he is not usually successful in ...
... remarks should be suggestive and stimulating . The position calls for a man with some fluency and expansiveness of manner . While a person of dry and laconic habit may make a good speech himself , he is not usually successful in ...
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active aloud American association attention attitude audience called chairman CHAPTER chief club command committee communication conference consonants conversation course definite Demosthenes develop dictionary dinner diphtheria discussion duty effect effort element English expression fact feeling gathering give group action habit Harry Leon Wilson hearers Henry Ward Beecher ideas important individual interest J. P. Mahaffy knowledge language lecture listener look manner matter means meeting ment merely mind muscles naso-pharynx nature occasion organization Otto Jespersen parliamentary procedure perhaps persons phrases practice present principles problem professional public address public speaking remarks responsibility result Samuel Gompers Samuel Johnson selling sentence situation social sort sound speaker speech Stanley Baldwin statement story subordinate suggestions talk technique tell thing thought tion tone tongue utterance voice vowels words writing