Strictly speaking, there were some mistakes in his speech.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Strictly speaking, there were some mistakes in his speech.

His remarks provoked [aroused, excited] considerable comment.

What he said was wrongly construed.

His speech was suited to the occasion.

He qualified his earlier statement.

There was a spice of malice in his words.

There was an unusual defiance in his tone.

He prefixed his speech with a few complimentary remarks.

His comments caused a stink.

There are some points in his statement which do not sound quite convincing to me.

There seemed to be some truth in what he said.

That remark was uncalled‐for.

There was a touch of irony in his speech.

He changed the subject and skillfully evaded the point.

They challenged him about the fairness of his remarks.

His words created an awkward situation.

He was vague about many of the details.

His speech, though a little too long, hits on the crucial point.

His remarks were the reverse of complimentary.

His remark was quite timely [was timely on target].

What he says now has a slightly different shade of meaning from what he said yesterday.

He forgot part of his speech and had to ad-lib for a while.

He chose every word with care.

There were numerous lacunae in his argument.

It gave me real pleasure to hear him speak.

He made a marvelous speech.

His speech was full of evasions.

I made an irreparable error in blurting it out.

Every word he uttered irritated [annoyed] me.

He prefaced his speech by telling an anecdote.