He has fulfilled two of his dreams, firstly overcoming his stammer and secondly helping others. |
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Sitting towards the back of the hall was an inconspicuous, balding, bespectacled man with a slight stammer. |
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Hard to believe, but the effort in Bird's voice stems from a childhood stammer. |
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Frequent headaches may be independent, but because they make you tense, and you have a tendency to stammer, you probably do so during a headache. |
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He had a tendency to stammer when he was nervous, which he always seemed to be when he was summoned by Mordred. |
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My stammer would make me completely unable to say a sentence properly, but I didn't want this ever to get in the way of what I wanted to do. |
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We, a young couple, novices in bringing up children, had gifted a stammer to our eldest-born. |
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Jas Duke was the artist who turned the infliction of a stammer into some of the greatest performance poetry ever. |
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The young schoolgirl with the stammer in Switzerland has become a very poised public speaker in Pattaya. |
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Carter first learned to trade with his fists when he was a 10-year-old who suffered from a severe stammer and refused to be ridiculed. |
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He doesn't attempt the stammer, the dandyish manner, the cigarette ostentatiously clamped between the middle fingers. |
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He would often practise his speeches for many hours and had a slight stammer and lisp. |
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Carl observed that when Preston spoke these words he did not stammer once over the names themselves. |
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Neruda is master of a living world in turmoil, and his expression is at times scarcely more than a sibylline stammer, a primitive muttering. |
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Some left-handed people when pressurised to change over to the right hand also tend to develop a stutter or stammer. |
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But suddenly he began to stammer, and looking round in some alarm I saw a dozen grown-ups and children had gathered around and were listening. |
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And the mysterious opening sequence, in which a teenage boy is cured of his stammer by a hypnotist, eludes explanation and classification. |
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He knew he was ready, knew it was real, knew it was her, and the words came without a stutter or a stammer. |
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She'll start acting coy, and then suddenly blink, stammer, turn red, and hurry off quickly or, if we're in our room, she buries her nose in a book. |
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While captivated with singing at an early age, my childhood was beset with a stammer that started around 4th grade. |
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The stammer indicates that people are moving into new territory, reaching into revelation by the Spirit. |
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He pumped my hand vigorously and could barely stammer out his name. |
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Usually, anyone who has a serious stammer is given therapy to try to eliminate it. |
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You would hear an alarmed Whitehall official stammer that he must have got the wrong extension. |
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My childhood stammer surfaced in full force during the second thirty-hour training. |
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This was the unhappy and astonishing birth of my stammer or at least my first gripping self-conscious awareness of it. |
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Panic-stricken, she at once called the police, and managed to stammer the address over the phone. |
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The youngest of five children, Musharaf says he developed a stammer very suddenly when he was five. |
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A genetic factor: an uncle of mine, a coal trimmer on the Garston docks, had the worst stammer you'd ever come across. |
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The stand-out performance is that of her as Julienne, trying to articulate unutterable emotions in a faltering stammer that is simultaneously funny and sad. |
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There might be a slight stammer but otherwise the speech will seem normal. |
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It was a known secret that when Helen lied she had a tendency to stammer. |
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I have found that children who stammer or clutter their speech have, or have had, noteworthy personality traits related to anxiety or tension. |
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To allow oneself to soak in order to stammer or shout out one's personal hymn. |
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He had a slight stammer and whenever he was angry and could not get his words out quickly enough, he would use his fists. |
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But I also had an index in the back of my diary that explained that famul meant stutter of stammer. |
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They highlighted the fact that many famous people with a stammer, including Winston Churchill and Marilyn Monroe, managed to overcome their speech defect. |
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Give me some time to stammer, stutter and stumble my way through this. |
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Hollywood westerns regularly compel Native American characters to stammer their thoughts in pidgin English, even when conversing among themselves. |
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Her stammer inhibited her but she had one ace up her sleeve. |
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Don't beat around the bush and falter, stammer, stutter, and stumble over yourself. |
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Many children of his acquaintance remembered the stammer, while many adults failed to notice it. |
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Deleuze feels especially intrigued by people's asyntactic stutter, stammer, and wordless cries. |
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Energetic and sociable, a corpulent teetotaler with a stammer, Darwin engaged in diverse activities, and his reputation varied during his lifetime as well as after his death. |
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One of his defining moments on the show was helping GCSE student Musharaf Asghar overcome a crippling stammer using a technique borrowed from the film The King's Speech. |
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The fact is that Mr. The-Trinh Pham suffers from a severe stammer. |
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And lo and behold, I didn't stammer or stutter when I sang! |
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Offers a support group for people who stammer. |
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In 1968, Wilson founded the Byrd Hoffman School of Byrds, an experimental theatre company named after Bird Hoffmann, a Texan dance instructor who helped cure him of a stammer when he was 17 and gave him encouragement. |
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These people keep running into the existing problems of their stammer. |
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I always study hard, but when it comes to oral examination, I become so frightrnrd that I can't even start answering, I stammer and can't express my thoughts. |
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Peter also uses a technique called deliberate disfluency which is when you purposefully stammer to conquer the fear of stammering. |
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His speech development was also slow, and he retained a stammer, or hesitant speech, for the rest of his life. |
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He was also intelligent and well read, and when agitated he had a tendency to stammer. |
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He did indeed refer to himself as the dodo, but whether or not this reference was to his stammer is simply speculation. |
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Some have suggested that his stammer made him reluctant to take the step, because he was afraid of having to preach. |
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He was also made to wear leg braces to correct his knock knees and he developed a stammer in his childhood. |
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Normally confident, I would stammer out my thoughts on the cosmological argument for the existence of God. |
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If asked to summarize the plot of Malone Dies, the narrative ephebe could only stammer and gesticulate, troubled by non-events and numinous debris. |
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Stage set for stammerers to star at Rep INSPIRED by The King's Speech, a group of young people who stammer have been taking part in a week of theatre and therapy. |
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This produces the effect of another person speaking in unison with the stammerer and in most cases will reduce the wearer's stammer significantly. |
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Dodgson's stammer did trouble him, but it was never so debilitating that it prevented him from applying his other personal qualities to do well in society. |
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The stammer has always been a significant part of the image of Dodgson. |
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