Sentence examples for candid speech from inspiring English sources

He did it on race relations, delivering a historic and bracingly candid speech in Philadelphia during the Democratic primaries.

In a rare and remarkably candid speech, Dacre attacked David Cameron, high court judges, the Labour party, the Guardian, the Russian owners of the Independent and Rupert Murdoch.

Traavik shows an excruciating dinner in which a Communist official gives a sorrowing but quite candid speech making it clear that Laibach's poses were unacceptable.

The man in charge of franchises, Peter Wilkinson, made it clear in an unusually candid speech back in February that this dispute was intended to be a key moment in changing past practice.

He points to a young, post-apartheid generation of Afrikaners reclaiming and reinventing their identity, unburdened by their parents' guilt.In his candid speech last month, Mr Mbeki appealed to South Africans to help eradicate "all that is ugly and repulsive in human society".

President Barack Obama spoke about the racial dimension to the case when he delivered a candid speech about race relations in America, in the wake of the verdict.

But beneath the bully's swagger, there is also fear.In a candid 2008 speech on press freedom, Paul Dacre, editor of the Daily Mail, admitted what was really at stake: commercial survival.

He was more candid in a speech he gave while working on the book.

This is not to suggest that the Conservatives are being candid: Cameron's speech was stuffed with elisions and deceptions.

Well known for her sharp wit as well as her candid and powerful speeches, Martina has become an in demand speaker, delivering keynote addresses and in-depth commentary to those around the world.

It was a very powerful speech, honest, candid, moving, possibly the highlight of the day.