Sentence examples for a thoughtful speech from inspiring English sources

Aides said Mr. Clinton had wanted to give a thoughtful speech that explained the reasons for his decision, which they thought would be more fitting for a university than the White House briefing room.

In a thoughtful speech, he argued for the promotion of virtue in society.

On Tuesday the foreign secretary made a thoughtful speech about the appropriate responses to Islamist terrorism.

First came a thoughtful speech by the shadow home secretary, Yvette Cooper.

A thoughtful speech by Mr Blair this week, on business and Britain's place in the world, emphasised what was missing.

ON TUESDAY Tony Blair gave a thoughtful speech to the Joseph Rowntree Foundation in York on social exclusion.

According to the Health Service Journal (HSJ), Hunt, who was attending the NHS Providers conference in Birmingham, said of Hopson's speech: "I read Chris's speech, and I thought it was a very thoughtful speech, and indeed I think he's a very thoughtful person when it comes to the challenges facing the NHS.

One estimate is that diabetes already costs the NHS a tenth of its budget.In a generally thoughtful speech on healthy living a month ago, Tony Blair talked about the steps already being taken to try to prevent children getting fat.

Moreover, while still an Illinois State Senator, Barack Obama delivered a very thoughtful speech about the Iraq War, taking what at the time was a distinctly minority position even among Democrats.

"Bradley took the high road, giving a quiet, thoughtful speech," said Janice Hough, 40, a Bradley delegate.

At the Fine Arts Panel, he delivered a temperate, thoughtful speech in which he disavowed any political agenda, pointedly remarking that no one had given him a text to read.