I strained to hear what the President said.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

I'm honored that you should ask me to speak.

His comments caused a stink.

I challenged his statement.

It made me feel uncomfortable to hear him say it.

Hearing him say that made me feel uncomfortable.

He ended his speech with these words.

I failed to catch [missed] what he said.

I just said it to get it off my chest [to let off steam].

It made me wild to listen to such nonsense.

There's much truth in what he said.

He qualified his earlier statement.

I felt moved to say something.

The remark advertised his intentions.

His remarks provoked [aroused, excited] considerable comment.

The priest's words seemed to be directed at me.

His remark broke the ice for further negotiations.

They hung on his every word.

The story turned my blood cold.

His speech was suited to the occasion.

He listened devouring every word.

I was deeply impressed by his speech.

His speech stirred me to the depths of my being.

I'm honored to be asked to speak.

I was really shocked to hear the story.

I couldn't care less what he said.

My thoughts wandered so much that I often missed what the teacher said.

I heard the harrowing details.

Would you kindly stop talking!

That phrase has a familiar ring.

That remark was uncalled‐for.