Sentence examples for an engaging speech from inspiring English sources

Instead of finding a man as wooden as a giant Sequoia and about as capable of an engaging speech, they have often been surprised to find themselves wowed by Mr. Gore in his stump speeches.

Instead of the Great Soporific whom they expect, a man as wooden as a giant sequoia and about as capable of giving an engaging speech, they have often been surprised to find themselves wowed and inspired by Mr. Gore in his stump speeches.

Ryan Allis, former CEO of iContact which was acquired by Vocus for $169MM & current CEO of Connect, gave an engaging speech that evaluated several key metrics - life expectancy, infant mortality, per capita income, percentage living in extreme poverty, & environmental factors.

Make a list of all of your hobbies and interests and see what would make for an engaging speech topic.

Emile gave an impressively engaging speech on sparkling-wine making — and let videos do a little myth building about the two wine-making families, cemented by marriage, who founded the company in 1914.

He wowed a Miami rally audience on July 23 with a tough and engaging speech.

Anyone familiar with Andre Agassi knows the post-victory drill: bows and blown kisses to all four corners of the court, an engaging, empathetic speech and an extended wave on his way out the door with security guards keeping the excitement from turning into something more harrowing.

HRH crown prince Haakon of Norway (which, given he is next in line to the throne, means he can legitimately be called King of the North, right?) opened the event with a funny ("In 1600 we invented clocks and started being late for everything") and engaging speech about the history of innovation and entrepreneurship both in Norway and beyond.

Practice engaging speech.

From almost the beginning, the Edwards campaign has relied on a grass-roots, almost underground approach that combines an engaging, almost evangelical speech preaching optimism and an end to "two Americas" divided by class.

Mr. Muhly, an engaging, funny man whose rapid-fire speech is peppered with profanities, said he wanted to give equal voice to Eliza, the character who decides to escape, and the women who choose to remain on the compound.