Sentence examples for a notable speech from inspiring English sources

Castro himself survived, to make a notable speech from the dock – "history will absolve me" – outlining his political programme.

Joseph's campaign to educate his party included a notable speech at Preston which virtually re-wrote policy.

His attitude in this matter alienated the Socialist Party, from which he definitely broke in a notable speech.

In 1962, again at the party conference, he made a notable speech opposing Great Britain's entry into the European Economic Community Commonn Market), for which the Conservative government was unsuccessfully negotiating.

Rabbi Mordecai Waxman, a Long Island rabbi prominent in the Conservative movement who in a notable speech in 1987 confronted the pope on the issues of anti-Semitism, the Holocaust and Israel, died on Saturday at his home in Great Neck, N.Y.

In 1871, he made a notable speech ridiculing a bill to subsidize westward expansion of railroads.

Roxanna Green along with Christian author Jerry Jenkins, have written a book called As She Imagined It, a line from the notable speech made by President Obama after the Tucson shooting, where he spoke passionately about living up to the expectations of the America Christina imagined.

He expressed this opinion in a notable Senate speech (January 1945) and thus provided valuable Republican support for the United Nations.

The most notable speech at the national party conventions was a sketch between a man and a chair.

One notable speech was at the unveiling of a monument to Henry Clay; acknowledging the political battles between the two, he spoke highly of his former colleague, whom he had always admired for bringing about the Compromise Tariff of 1833.

Pullman's speech on the library closings reminded me of another notable speech he gave, nearly fifteen years ago, when he accepted the Carnegie Medal in Literature.