Sentence examples for candidate speech from inspiring English sources
Three young black women started Black Lives Matter, and the first to protest at any candidate speech (Bernie Sanders in Seattle) were young people affiliated with the movement.
Because the C.S.A.'s election rules apply in addition to its usual restrictions, the networks and the agency have had to parse his presidential speech, majority-member speech and candidate speech.
A host of polls show Mr. Hollande, for example, around 30 percent, placing him in a second-round runoff against the incumbent, Nicolas Sarkozy; as of Feb. 24, Mr. Hollande accounted for a low of only 13 percent of televised candidate speech on TF1 and a high of 29 percent on France Ô, the public station representing France's far-flung overseas territories.
Hillary Clinton even mentioned Pepe's racist users in a presidential candidate speech.
[This is a continuing series of candidate speech transcripts from all the Democratic presidential campaigns, which will be running all week long. Please see the introduction to this series for more information.].
Yet even if you turned away from the television, determined to judge a candidate speech not merely by what you saw, you would be influenced by what you heard.
Meanwhile, use of the Internet means that Web videos overshadow candidate speeches and appearances.
After a week of retail politics in the lunchroom and hallways, candidate speeches are held.
And while other neuromarketing firms have been involved in political campaigns, testing candidate speeches and ad scripts, NeuroFocus has not.
Four out of 10 young people have watched candidate speeches, interviews, commercials or debates online, according to Pew, substantially more than people 30 and older.
When Mr. Kucinich appeared at the winter meeting of the Democratic National Committee in Washington last weekend -- where two separate mornings were set aside just to accommodate all the candidate speeches -- he began by offering the spelling and pronunciation of his name.
