Eksempler på extempore

• It was illustrated, for instance, in the inclusion of subjects such as elocution, extempore debates and 'original declamation'.

• It affords me no difficulty to speak, so to say, extempore, because the facts are very clear in my mind.

• However, having regard to the position of the hands of the clock, it would not be wise for me to embark extempore upon that.

• It was extempore; he had not been thinking of what he was saying.

• The extempore parts could not have been the same.

• One is supposed to be talking extempore, even when one does have the use of notes.

• If it was not extempore, at any rate it was exemplary.

• He spoke extempore and made a few friendly observations, and hence all this trouble.

• I was impressed by the extempore way in which he delivered his speech.

• I would only ask him, when he reviews his extempore speech to-morrow, to consider whether that point might not need correction?

• No one would want to give protection to the run of extempore homilies.

• It is a fallacy to think that more labour is employed in preparing a written speech than in preparing oneself to speak extempore.

• Is not this another case of making haphazard and extempore cuts which have all sorts of unexpected effects on the economy?

• His solution, therefore, seems to be to divert them to other training grounds or make other extempore arrangements to meet the case.

• The pledge was not an extempore remark made to an individual questioner but a carefully thought-out offer to the council.