It's a structure that virtually guarantees that the speaker and mayor will eventually find themselves at loggerheads.
Colloquially, condensed to any level the speaker finds impressive.
Similar "meaningless" expressions are extremely common in spoken Bulgarian, especially when the speaker is finding it difficult to describe something.
RabB, I get the sense in 119 that the speaker has found he'd bitten off more than he could chew.
Most speakers of sign language find it difficult to learn it from books and static pictures.
It does, however, reveal something of what the speaker finds lacking in his own.
Aspiring speakers find that the lessons are not about learning to enunciate like a news anchor, but about community and confidence.
Despite his respect for her, the speaker found the priestess guilty of petty treason.
Such is the dilemma in which David Ignatow's speaker finds himself.
The speaker is finding himself disturbed by the noise.
