Sentence examples for a much better speech from inspiring English sources

It was, by any estimate, a much better speech than Mr. Schroder's.

When students talk about what they think on a subject, they will be more passionate about it and (possibly unintentionally) give a much better speech.

"I have given much better speeches in the House since I started mindfulness," she said.

George Walden, the former Tory MP, said something very similar to Davies, in a much better chairman's speech, at the 1995 dinner, when, borrowing from French nihilist Celine, he likened British literary culture to a 'vegetating catastrophe'.

A small compliment is a much better first step than a long speech about how long you've been crushing on her or how she stunned you as soon as you laid eyes on her.

Now that you've written the rest of your speech, you have a much better idea of what you'll say and how you'll go about making your argument.

"Hebecame a much better speaker, I became more equipped to write speeches for him".

Mary Bousted, of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, said in a speech that "we all deserve a much better secretary of state".

"Generally we're in a much better place with the president than we were previous to this speech, a week ago, a month ago.

My God, if every company was as open and honest as this speech seems to portray the BBC the world would be a much better place to work.

*Clinton's Validation: Her pitch-perfect concession speech - who thought going into Saturday she'd have a much better day than Big Brown?