Sentence examples for an electric speech from inspiring English sources

It's not an electric speech.

In an electric speech, Sharpton argued that the officers involved in Garner's death deserve to face harsher punishment.

After giving an electric speech in Phoenix earlier this month, Cain won a straw poll at a Tea Party meeting of a few thousand activists, despite the fact that former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty, a fellow 2012 hopeful, had also spoken at the Phoenix event.

They arrived at electric speech by more or less the same pathway.

November 30 2008 February 28 200909 The poet Ariana Reines's feverishly imagined, word-drunk play, inspired by Avital Ronell's history "The Telephone Book: Technology, Schizophrenia, Electric Speech," considers the transmogrifying effects of Alexander Graham Bell's invention — its displacement of the body, its coaxing toward silence.

The speech, an electric moment in Bangladesh's history, is depicted in posters that still hang in many living rooms in Dhaka.

The seemingly unstoppable allure of Berlin continues this spring, with the anticipation of the 50th anniversary this June of JFK's "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech and an electric atmosphere that's drawing creatives and tourists from around the globe.

Mr. Law, gesturing and enunciating violently, nails the speech with the attack of an electric hammer.

The STI, in effect, quantifies how speech quality deteriorates when it is transmitted through an electric and/or acoustic channel.

In a recent speech about child abuse, Kansas City Police Chief Darryl Forte gave the example of using an electric extension cord as "so-called discipline".

Ahead of the speeches, the two ministers will visit the car company Mahindra, which is investing £20m in an electric vehicles project at Farnham and Donington.