By Plenary Sessions: Lauri Laats

A repetitive, direct address-focused, and emotionally charged tone: Specific examples and inclusive language are used when discussing a nationwide problem ("Dear Chairman of the Riigikogu," "Can you imagine?"). The speech is critical but not overly vulgar; it combines fact-based arguments with emotional appeals, emphasizing the magnitude of the burden and the decline in the quality of the living environment.

The speech is formal, but delivered with an aggressive, critical tone, and includes sections of questions and accusations. It combines fact-based claims and emotional undertones; the emphasis is on the critical evaluation of procedure and government promises, and a call to act swiftly.

The emphasis is rational and fact-based; the tone is formal and clearly centered on the arguments; emotional displays are restricted.

A heavy and official tone is present, coupled with a critical undertone. Strong preliminary arguments are utilized, alongside phrases expressing doubt and concern, and calls for broad discussion. The texts feature both emotional and rational argumentation, with an emphasis placed on collaborative capacity and flexibility.

The emphasis is placed on a formal, collaborative, and slightly persuasive demeanor. Discussions are often initiated with words of thanks directed at the chair, followed by an invitation for colleagues to reflect and debate. Repetitions and specific examples (such as the numbers of proposed amendments or requests for a recess) are utilized to steer the proceedings toward a vote. The style is predominantly argumentative and fact-based, yet it incorporates moral judgments and direct appeals aimed at colleagues.

The speech is direct and hostile in tone, employing strong accusations and repeatedly using the word "lies." It utilizes rhetorical questions and directly addresses both the Speaker of the Riigikogu and the Minister. The style blends emotional critique with an emphasis on facts and diplomacy, aiming to mobilize opposition against the government.