public speaking, n.All

Public speaking is divided into two classes: The nervous, and the liars.

Public speaking is sitting up all night writing a speech that will put an audience to sleep the next day.

Public speaking is all about standing up to be seen, speaking up to be heard and shutting up to be appreciated.

Public speaking is far less foolish than the man afraid of the light.

Public speaking is like drinking liquor. A few men can do it in moderation, but the majority don't know when to stop.

Public speaking is like a love letter when delivered after dinner. Ideally, you should begin by not knowing what you are going to say, and end by not knowing what you've said.

Public speaking is no easy task. Many people don't know know how to speak to everybody, only to somebody.

Public speaking is always to be conducted following this rule of thumb: if you haven't struck oil in your first three minutes, stop boring.