Sentence examples for an extensive speech from inspiring English sources

(Here as elsewhere, with the exception of the Apology, Socrates avoids giving an extensive speech in his own persona).

A CNN source told HuffPost that the town hall was intended to give participants a chance to ask a question, but Haab wanted to read an "extensive" speech.

In the Netherlands, van Imhoff convinced the council that Valckenier was to blame for the massacre and delivered an extensive speech entitled "Consideratiën over den tegenwoordigen staat van de Ned.

It should be a extensive speech.

At a rowdy café, Emil, sipping a beer next to wall daubed with posters of war veterans, delivered an extensive patriotic speech, welcoming foreigners to the country.

The captions and the often extensive speech bubbles are full of wicked wit and invention.

In his most extensive speech on education, former Senator Bill Bradley will call for increasing spending by $80 billion over the next decade to improve schools in poor areas.

His daughter was recently diagnosed with dwarfism and he realized Workday's employee insurance was not going to cover the extensive speech training his daughter would need.

Asked whether the panel's deliberations on Judge Bork were unusual, the member said, "I don't think the vote was a surprise to anybody in the room because of the nature of the nominee, his extensive speeches and writings in law journals over the years" and his participation in the dismissal of Archibald Cox as the Watergate special prosecutor in 1973.

Prefaced by extensive speeches and interviews that appear to take place in the Islamic State's strongholds in Syria and Iraq, the video of the killings, if confirmed, would be the first evidence that the group's leaders in those countries are coordinating with fighters under the group's banner in those parts of Libya, compounding fears of its expansion across the Mediterranean.

In an extensive 40-page speech Yellen set out the case for raising rates – for the first since 2006 – as she expects inflation will gradually move up to the Fed's target rate of 2% as the unusually low oil price rises and strong dollar weakens.