Sentence examples for I think the speech from inspiring English sources

On the subject of Cameron, she said: "I think the speech today has come far too late.

'I think the speech will have an impact on social cohesion,' said Dr Irfan al Alawi, International Director Centre for Islamic Pluralism.

"I think the speech of Obama in Cairo more likely played a role in neutralizing anti-Americanism," said Khalil al-Dakhil, a sociologist from Saudi Arabia.

I think the speech hit all those marks, but the problems can be summed up by the fact that its greatest applause line was the pregnant hush Mitt dropped after referencing Obama's promise to "raise the oceans".

I had to say to the audience: 'I got to tell you, I think the speech I've written is a little highbrow.'" On screen, Riseborough, 31, is less of the cheery misfit.

He is prime ministerial and I think the speech yesterday showed that very clearly.

"I thought the speech was quite brilliant," he said.

"If anything, I thought the speech relied too much on the Sept. 11 tragedy," said Assemblyman Ronald Canestrari of Albany.

"I thought the speech was partisan, uninformative, disingenuous and not likely to encourage those who have honest disagreements with him to be able to work towards some kind of common solution," Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona, the No. 2 Republican, said.

"I thought the speech was patronizing," someone else said.

"I thought the speech was something Americans ought to embrace, which was equal rights for every person in this country," he said, to much audience applause.