Sentence examples for Detailed speeches from inspiring English sources

When the Republican candidates gathered in Orlando, Fla., for the state party's convention, Mr. Thompson's rivals all gave impassioned and detailed speeches that lasted nearly a half-hour each.

Mr. Rubio is increasingly trying to turn his candidacy into one built more on ideas than outrage, which is why he delivered three detailed speeches in the past week alone on education, veterans' affairs and retiree issues.

Painting President Obama as doggedly antibusiness, Mrs. Bachmann asked, "Why in the world wouldn't we do what we know works to create jobs in this country?" It was one of the most detailed speeches she has given about her economic prescriptions, delivered Saturday during her first campaign swing through Florida.

With less than two weeks left in his campaign for Senate against Hillary Rodham Clinton, Mr. Lazio gave one of the most detailed speeches of his entire campaign, a tough-talking address that echoed the criticisms of the White House made by George W. Bush this year.

One of the deleted pages detailed a speech that David Cameron, then prime minster, made at Google in which he said that "political leaders will have to learn to let go of the information that we have guarded so jealously".

To understand natural speech, adults require detailed perception of individual speech sounds, well-defined lexical representations of word forms, and the ability to access these representations rapidly as incoming speech is processed.

Describes the rise in corruption, which Yeltsin detailed in a speech reported on in February.

China and Russia voted for the measure, although the Russian ambassador's speech detailed what he considered its many flaws.

Some of them were detailed in a speech at the National Press Club in Canberra three months ago by John Morse, managing director of the tourist commission.

The candidate's aides said his goals would be achieved through a change in the tax code to help pay for child care, to be detailed in another speech, probably this week.

In exchange, Mr. Obuchi's governing coalition committed itself to hold a new debate over the his policies for the current session, which were detailed in a speech to Parliament that the opposition boycotted.