Sentence examples for behind his speech from inspiring English sources

The President, for his part, told reporters that the intelligence behind his speech had been "darn good".

He continues, as sampled sinuous rhythms gather behind his speech like snakes, "While violence cloaks itself in a plethora of disguises, its favorite mantle remains sex".

Behind his speech were the ghosts of Lincoln's First Inaugural, which moved anxiously over "every living heart and hearthstone all over this broad land," and his Second, which promised to "bind up the nation's wounds".

Whatever the motives behind his speech on May 12th, Joschka Fischer, Germany's Green foreign minister, has stirred up quite a fuss in France, which on July 1st takes up the EU's six-month rotating presidency.Speaking not as a minister but "in a personal capacity", Mr Fischer had called for a European federation, complete with its own constitution, government and perhaps directly elected president.

At least we presume McCain contributed to the ideas behind his speech, even if he didn't write the specific words (at least we hope that he at least contributed the ideas, but we're not even entirely sure of that).

Davis, who moved to Northern Virginia with his wife in 2011 and is thought to be interested in running for Congress in the commonwealth as a Republican, said he had a very specific, strategic goal behind his speech.

He's also enrolled in a special education program and sounds more and more like a typical 4-year-old -- still relatively behind in his speech development, but with a rapidly increasing vocabulary.

At the rally, a campaign volunteer asked them to stand behind Mr. Obama during his speech.

One of the ordinary Americans standing behind him during his speech, a pregnant diabetic, almost fainted toward the end of his speech, just after he told the story of how John Mier, of Leetsdale, Pennsylvania, had discovered that he'd be saving nine hundred dollars a month.

But Becker, the teacher who stood behind Obama during his speech, doesn't see it that way.

Osborne rushed out, leaving the notes of his speech behind.