Examples of using Whose speech in English and their translations into Spanish
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The man whose speeches.
Eunapius, to whom alone we are indebted for our knowledge of Eustathius, declares that he was the best man anda great orator, whose speech in sweetness equalled the songs of the Sirens.
And whose speech, a treasure of sixty pure qualities.
A figure of whose speech?
These are emotional leaders whose speeches express anger or fear towards those who consider a danger to the country by recourse to arguments such as this one by Morales.
She loses herself when listening to a speaker whose speech interests her.
An intellectual to whose speech I would not be ashamed to listen to.
The representative of the state sent a message as a nod to Jack Hamlin,a veteran whose speech sparked the laughter of the assembly.
The number of children whose speech does not appear before the age of 3 increased.
Austria has also tightened its legislation;among the new measures in effect since 1 January 2006 is a provision for the expulsion of preachers whose speech is a danger to public safety.
Lestat- An imperial general whose speech is peppered with profanity.
Previously they also dedicated a few words to the attendees, the president of Anémona, Maria Botella, as well as the queens of the Patron Saint Festivities Anna Galiana Pérez andÀngela Antón Pérez, whose speeches were also very emotional.
There are multiple speakers whose speech overlaps or multiple languages at the same time.
The main speaker on the opening day was Bashy Quraishy of the European Network against Racism, whose speech on" Migration, Integration and the Role of Education" is printed next.
Finally, we understand-- as did the Ambassador of Brazil, whose speech we fully endorse-- the presentation of this document to be a step forward in the ongoing efforts of all member States to re-establish this Conference as a meaningful forum.
Highlights were the speeches of Father Agbonkhianmeghe Orobator sj,provincial of the Eastern-Africa Province, whose speech had a title that already told volumes:‘The first time I went to school, there was no school'….
The practitioner whose body is tranquil, whose speech is calm,whose mind is stilled, who refuses the bait of worldliness, is said to be"at peace.
If it was possible,we would prefer 3 March because of having to rearrange the plans of the Deputy State Secretary who intended to come and whose speech has already been scheduled for the 2nd in both meetings, in the Human Rights Commission and in the Conference on Disarmament.
This conjecture is confirmed by what we know of some Victorian tribes whose speech comprised a regular set of synonyms to be used instead of the common terms by all members of a tribe in times of mourning.
As far as we are concerned, the abuse of the state of vulnerability,coupled with an objective finding of injury of several affected, whose speech is consistent, moves us to declare openly that the research center CREA harbours inadmissible sectarian practices within it.
Brazil welcomed the presence of the Minister for the Promotion of Human Rights of Burkina Faso, whose speech confirmed the will of Burkina Faso expressed during the interactive dialogue of the Working Group to the full promotion and protection of human rights in the country.
Pizarro gave a fiery speech, whose final phrases were:"Gentlemen, to fight a defend your freedom, life and property.
Or to make another speech whose theme.
He is an acdvocate for freedom of speech whose blog was censored in 2010.
Brown, whose 2010 speech"The Power of Vulnerability" has had over 8.5 million views on TED. com(an organisation dedicated to ideas worth sharing), started studying the vulnerability myth after a nervous breakdown.
The nobles and clergy obeyed;the deputies of the common people remained seated in a silence finally broken by Mirabeau, whose short speech culminated,"A military force surrounds the assembly!