Sentence examples for aspect of the speech from inspiring English sources

But the most striking new aspect of the speech was likely to be draconian proposals to try to test the ideological persuasions of those entering the US.

But perhaps the most striking aspect of the speech is its use of a compelling and varied personal history that McCall partisans have long called his greatest political asset.

But the most extraordinary aspect of the speech is the chasm between the arguments Hammond made in Washington DC and the actions of his colleague George Osborne at home.

The most impressive aspect of the speech at Georgetown was that Mr. Kerry was presenting himself to his audience not so much as a primary-season hopeful but as someone who is preparing himself to possibly govern.

The most interesting aspect of the speech Mitt Romney gave Thursday, announcing that he is running for President, is how different it was from the one he gave in 2007.

But perhaps the most newsworthy aspect of the speech was a call for "a true national debate about how to reduce our prison population while keeping our communities safe".

From Simon Walker, director general of the Institute of Directors Walker liked some aspects of the speech.

Some people were grateful, and others were mad at that and other aspects of the speech.

One of the most interesting aspects of the speech was his appeal for the infrastructure of sectarian divisions, particularly the glorious misnomers "the peace walls" to be dismantled.

Richard Barker, director general of the Association of the British Pharmaceutical Industry, said he welcomed some key aspects of the speech, particularly the focus on international collaborations and links with industry.

One of the more unusual aspects of the speech, delivered in a week in which polls showed the presidential contest to be neck-and-neck: not a single mention of Mr. Bush.