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What are some starting sentences for a speech?

Here are some starting sentences for a speech, categorized by their purpose:

To grab attention:

* "Imagine a world where..."

* "Have you ever wondered..."

* "Let's be honest, we all..."

* "The truth is,..."

* "I'm here to talk about something that's been weighing heavily on my mind..."

* "It's a privilege to stand before you today..."

To establish common ground:

* "We're all here today because..."

* "We share a common goal,..."

* "As we gather together, I'm struck by..."

* "It's important to remember that..."

To introduce the topic:

* "The topic of my speech today is..."

* "I'm going to talk about..."

* "My purpose here today is to..."

* "Let's delve into the world of..."

* "The focus of my presentation is..."

To tell a story:

* "It all started with..."

* "Once upon a time..."

* "I vividly remember the day..."

* "There's a story I want to share with you..."

* "This happened to me..."

To use humor:

* "I'm not sure if you've noticed, but..."

* "This is probably the only time you'll hear me say..."

* "Let's be real, we've all thought about..."

* "You know, I've been thinking about..."

To use a quote:

* "As [famous person] once said,..."

* "The great [famous person] once observed,..."

* "[Quote] - this statement has always resonated with me."

To be direct:

* "Let's cut to the chase..."

* "I'm not going to sugarcoat it..."

* "There's no easy way to say this, but..."

Remember to:

* Tailor your opening sentence to your audience and the overall tone of your speech.

* Keep it concise and impactful.

* Practice your opening line until it feels natural and confident.

Good luck with your speech!

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