Sentence examples for address lifted from inspiring English sources

The address lifted Obama's once obscure memoir onto best-seller lists, and, after taking office the following year, Obama quickly became a major figure in his party.

Barack Obama's inaugural address lifted up a nation that has been downcast, instead of looking up at the one sky above us.

The environmental movement has just not addressed lifting billions of people out of poverty.

Melania Trump has kept a low profile since it was revealed that parts of her 2016 Republican National Convention address were lifted from Michelle Obama's address to the 2008 Democratic National Convention.

Most newspapers, of whatever political leaning, made much of the fact that several passages in Jeremy Corbyn's Labour conference speech were lifted from an address written years ago.

She's the writer who helped with several Trump books, and this week she took the blame for the lines in Melania Trump's Republican National Convention address that were lifted from a 2008 speech by Michelle Obama.

Many of them stayed behind, with the Australians who had come to Leeds to cheer him out, to listen to his final address before he lifted the Four Nations trophy.

You might be able to guess a building was designed by him" — he then addressed Ingels, who lifted his head from his laptop — "but I don't think you'd say you have a style".

Medicine cannot be a backwater where historic inequities in care are much discussed, where the statistics of lives cut short are duly recorded, but not a finger is lifted to address systemic problems.

And the ownership is sometimes not immediately apparent, so you may have to search for all the applications filed from a particular owner's address, which often lifts the corporate veil.

The renewed protests amounted to a rejection of concessions outlined by President Bashar al-Assad in a televised address Saturday, notably lifting the country's 48-year-old state of emergency by the end of this week.