speak off the cuff การใช้

• Normally, the Georgia Republican speaks off the cuff.
• People talk about how I speak off the cuff.
• He speaks off the cuff, almost talking to himself as much as his audience.
• On the campaign trail, Lautenberg eschews written speeches, preferring to speak off the cuff.
• He said he prefers to speak off the cuff instead of working from a written text.
• I've had basically 37 years of preparation, so I can speak off the cuff.
• He writes no monologue, preferring to speak off the cuff, tickling the funny bone while tickling the ivories.
• To draw crowds, Gregg asked his lecturers to speak off the cuff and to use demonstrations to create a spectacle.
• The president is at his best when he speaks off the cuff, strays from the TelePrompTer or puts the pages before him aside.
• Anybody who has heard Bob Dole speak off the cuff understands that the proper response would be : " I should have ."
• But television, in which people speak off the cuff, sometimes bluntly and often with dramatic flair, gives the discussion an added intensity.
• Child said McKinney would speak off the cuff before audiences, refusing to use the note cards Hoster had prepared or to consult with her beforehand.
• Dressed in a dark suit, Mandela broke from his prepared speech several times, pausing to take off his glasses and speak off the cuff.
• She had little experience in diplomacy, often wore brightly colored business suits and liked to speak off the cuff in a booming voice and chummy tone.
• But he appears not only to tolerate the rough and tumble of American politics but also to enjoy it, showing off his ability to make jokes and speak off the cuff.
• And yet now when I see him speak off the cuff and speak from his heart, whether it be at ground zero or whatever, those things all seem to have disappeared.
• There was a time, recalled Ortiz, a 72-year-old retired police detective, when he could speak off the cuff and " create a little fire ."
• But just as legislators often discard prepared texts and speak off the cuff, senators Friday seemed to improvise and spoon-fed questions on tan-colored cards to one side or another.
• But people would like to skip the 37 years and say ` Now, how can I learn how to speak off the cuff ?'First answer is : You start when you are a freshman in high school.
• Addressing the fear of some Democrats that Dean's blunt-speaking ways will cause political trouble, Gore told the Iowa crowd, " I think people realize that he sometimes speaks off the cuff, but they realize also that this is a result of him speaking from the heart.