Sentence examples for an extraordinary speech from inspiring English sources

It was an extraordinary speech.

In an extraordinary speech to his party's conference in 1976, he quoted Joseph Conrad: "Always facing it, Captain MacWhir.

And any hope of doing so was dashed when he delivered an extraordinary speech in Virginia Beach.

An unshowy performer himself, Smith looked to Prescott to use his trade union credentials to win over the waverers, which the former seaman did with an extraordinary speech.

Katherina doesn't really have much space to speak until the end, when she gives an extraordinary speech in which she says: why argue?

In an extraordinary speech Saturday, Hassan Nasrallah, the bearded and bespectacled leader of the Lebanese militant group, Hezbollah, promised an all-out effort to keep the murderous regime of Bashar al-Assad in power in Syria.

Today, he was on the receiving end of that phenomenon, as backbench stalwart Charles Walker nailed him, with a quite extraordinary speech.

Because First Lady Michelle Obama gave a downright extraordinary speech that no other speaker managed to top.

In her extraordinary speech at a rally last week, Stoneman Douglas high school student Emma Gonzalez invoked the actions of an earlier generation of students in Iowa. .

Or that glorious day in 1963 when a quarter of a million people gathered to hear Martin Luther King's extraordinary speech, "and very few people noticed that black women had been almost completely cut out of the event".

Dai Donovan, visibly moved, asked: "May I speak?" He made "an extraordinary, moving speech.