Sentence examples for charged speeches from inspiring English sources

It's hardly to Gore's discredit that many conservative commentators have watched his emotionally charged speeches and pronounced him unhinged.

They highlighted comments by Timimi unrelated to the dinner, including politically charged speeches and a statement in which he celebrated the Columbia Shuttle disaster.

Speaking on state television via audiolink, for the second time on Sunday, the dictator sounded more measured than in previous, emotionally charged speeches.

They have grasped all to themselves, and by their unprincipled greed brought a crisis of unparalleled distress on millions of people," he said in one of his many ridiculously charged speeches.

When she accepted the Turner prize, she also did something unusual: made a brisk, articulate and politically charged speech, railing against the downgrading of arts education.

During a politically charged speech, the Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright Tony Kushner gave 579 graduates at Vassar College a rapid-fire course on social activism in the post-Sept.

The game, devised by the Global Post, gave the chance for people at home to block out the misery of conflict in the Middle East by getting boozy during the politically charged speech.

In an equally emotionally charged speech, Seamus Mallon, the party's deputy leader, who is also stepping down this weekend, said the SDLP had to challenge the culture of paramilitarism.

The Drudge Report generated a wave of interest promoting a video that Tucker Carlson discussed with Sean Hannity on Fox News, billing it as a racially charged speech by President Obama in 2007.

At today's parliamentary session, Mr. Sharon sought to stir a public groundswell against Mr. Barak with a highly charged speech that depicted Mr. Barak as a usurper ready to trade Israel's control of Jerusalem for a peace agreement.

This charged speech is the final entry in "The Amos Oz Reader," and yet even the darkest chapters in this collection display the simple "deep and very subtle human pleasure" Oz takes, and has always taken, in his imaginative duties.