As you and your brothers walk all around trying to get everything figured out your meeting new people mostly all of them famouse and are honored to hear that you and your brothers are actually there about to preform. The jacksons walk out to the stage, they have the spot light a very bright lights hitting them exact somewhat blinding them not being able to see the crowd. They get there vision back and start to
Governor Mitt Romney presented his ideas and concerns to a vast audience in Manchester, New Hampshire on April, 24 2012. Romney discussed with his audience the improvements that will be made when he is elected our new President in 2012.This speech appeals to all age groups and classifications, but especially to the middle class Americans. Throughout the whole speech Romney uses pathos as a way to get the audience to listen with their heart rather than their head; he gains credibility by appealing to the audience’s emotions, but begins to lose credibility by not stating any logical facts of statistical evidence, but overall Romney’s speech is effective. Romney begins his speech by thanking America. He thoroughly explains his journey leading up to the Presidential Candidacy, he states, “After 43 primaries and caucuses, many long days and more than a few long nights,
The strength in his voice tells the listener that he is confident about what he is talking about which is very important or no one would listen to what he had to say. He also made good eye contact which showed a sense of emotion which goes deep into the hearts of the people. King’s speech is persuasive because he knows how to convince people what he is saying is right by relating it to them in a deep, personal way. He uses metaphors that help relate situations to all of the listeners. For example, King said, “America has given the negro a bad check, a check which has come back marked ‘Insufficient funds.’” He is trying to point out that freedom for African Americans is something that was promised but never given.
I heard laughing and giggling as they all made fun of him, he was not afraid or embarrassed he simply shut the world out, one of his many talents. I watched as he sat down and cracked his knuckles and took a deep breathe. He surprised the whole school as he played the piece, “Johnny C. Badd”. I remember looking around feeling proud and full of happiness because my brother had showed everyone up, not only with teaching himself piano but being
Consequently, the rhetorical usage of ethos, pathos, and logos that Ryan exemplified in his speech were very effective. Using pathos he was able to convince his audience that he is just like everyone else trying to make something of themselves in this country, and while some of his factual information and logical reasoning may have been a bit off, his audience was obviously able to overlook that due to their overwhelming positive reaction to his use of emotional appeal. As mentioned above, Ryan was only introduced as Romey’s running mate just a few weeks before the RNC took place, and his speech at the RNC was a very important part of the campaign as it was the population’s first chance to really get to know who he is. As mentioned, his goal was to make himself appear likeable, and he did that very
You are seeing him on talk and TV shows. He did a sold out concert at The Madison Square Garden, which is unheard of especially for a comedian. His name stays in everyone’s mouth in the entertainment world because of his great success. Katt Williams just needs to stay out of trouble! He also needs to have that same focus that he once had that made him want to become a comedian.
Breeze Wanaisie Writing 122 Kathleen Horton 2/19/13 The friendliest opposing voice Racism has been around for probably all of time. In our history there have been many ways, effective and not, to address this issue and to abolish it. King and Obama are two people that have attempted to do this. Although King and obama both are persuasive, king is more so because he writes in a friendly voice, which is more effective. The general tone of kings voice is shown threw out his entire letter.
You could clearly see the excitement as they walked towards him. He felt like he was about to explode with joy. The couple got closer and closer, and then walked straight past him. The others laughed as Mike sank down as the energy drained out of him like a flame burning out on a candle. They had chosen Ben, a young male.
He repeatedly expressed how honored he was to be giving the speech, but he did not try to use all of his accomplishments to show the audience that he was credible. Rather than only talking about this Grammy awards, he addressed his credibility by talking about educational issues in our society. John Legend used pathos appeal to intensify the emotions of the crowd. His emotional tones progressed from being celebratory, somber, and then back to congratulating the audience. He started off his speech by talking how this is a celebration for all the hard work
Barack Obama portrays this by using various persuasive techniques to interest his audience and his famous quote, “Yes We Can.” He uses the unity words “We” and “You” repeatedly throughout the speech. The speech is intended to show that he is the leader of the team yet more importantly he is still a part of the team. The message of the speech is “Yes we can change, if you elect me.” Obama continually repeats this message as he wanted to drive it home to the audience. He includes the people and make them a sense of being participants. He shows authority and confidence in his speeches which in turn, makes the world more comfortable with him leading us.