Sentence examples for admirable speech from inspiring English sources

This week, responding to the Senate committee's report, Mr Bush made an admirable speech explaining why he went to war.

Boiled down, the concern is that Charlie Hebdo is not an appropriate icon of admirable speech because its cartoons occasionally wield racist stereotypes.

Britain and America sabotaged its brief experiment with democracy in 1953, as Barack Obama admitted in his admirable speech to Muslims in Cairo earlier this month.

Heath made an admirable speech, and the conference rises to cheer him with a record ovation, to show the country, and perhaps themselves, that there is no leadership issue in the Conservative Party.

Mr. Chiklis has an admirable speech about gender roles at the end of the pilot, but the series might make its point better if the Woodses' domestic arrangements were treated as a given and the plots went in other directions.

The objection is embodied by a letter that more than 200 PEN members have signed, "there is a critical difference between staunchly supporting expression that violates the acceptable, and enthusiastically rewarding such expression". Boiled down, the concern is that Charlie Hebdo is not an appropriate icon of admirable speech because its cartoons occasionally wield racist stereotypes.

That's admirable: free speech must be defended vigorously.

In his admirable victory speech Mr Obama warned against hubris and promised to reach out to the people who did not vote for him.

Admirable words.

Campbell gave an admirable and distinguished speech.

Another patron, Jack Briganti, 40, an accountant from Rye, found the speech admirable.