I doubt that he can make a speech in public.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He always talks as though he were addressing a public meeting.

His speech was boring, as you might imagine.

He had scarcely begun his speech when the audience began to heckle him.

He addressed the audience in a soft tone.

His speeches were welcomed by large audiences all over the country.

He made a speech highly appropriate to the occasion.

What a joke it is that he should have made a speech in public!

Ever louder voices of protest drowned out his speech.

Because the voices of protest grew louder and louder, his speech couldn't be heard.

The audience were fascinated by his speech.

His speech went down well with the audience.

His speech had a great impression on the audience.

The audience was greatly impressed by his speech.

He suited his speech to his audience.

There will probably be a lot of people gathering in the audience for that lecture.

His lecture was thinly attended.

He had to address the meeting.

His speech created a sensation among the audience.

He hemmed and hawed when asked to address the crowd

His speech was suitable for the occasion.

A speaker should make little of his audience―hold his audience in the hollow of his hand.

His lecture had a large audience.

His personality comes out clearly in his speech.

When you speak in public, you must make little of your audience.

He made a speech in front of many people.

He stepped forward in front of the crowd and delivered a speech.

He addressed the audience in a soft voice.

His speech charmed the audience.

His speech impressed the whole audience deeply.

His speech aroused the people to revolt.