Analysis Of Jeremy Wong's Speech

Many of the most influential leaders throughout history accompanied their actions with their words. A fine speech compels its audiences and convinces them to believe a different view. The three notable speeches of my class that exceeded my expectations were Jeremy Wong’s on the rising costs of homes in the lower mainland, John Thomas’ on the benefits of driving electric vehicles, and the banning of Niqab during Canadian citizenship ceremonies by Gabriella Hermary.
Firstly, they all maintained a relaxed composure. As we not only listened to but watched the speakers, they all appeared prepared yet natural. They all exhibited controlled eye contact. The three all stood relaxed and clearly performed their speeches without any distracting actions. However, John did give some gestures, but they did help listeners to differentiate between the sides of his topic. They presented themselves well without being distracting during their speeches.
They had credible facts from reliable sources, and integrated their quotes perfectly throughout their speech. Most importantly, Jeremy easily listed the housing prices as “3.1 million” in West Vancouver and “1.19 million” in Eastern Vancouver” and John compared the costs of driving a gasoline-run car to an electric car. These statistics were also clearly explained to listeners, who may not necessarily be experts in the topics, to understand. Furthermore, Jeremy related his facts of the housing prices to his audience, who are direct witnesses to this issue.