Sentence examples for disappointing speech from inspiring English sources

The economic turmoil there will not be solved by Mr. Obama's proposals on Thursday, but a disappointing speech will not help to calm nerves overseas either.

"On Friday, Senator Obama carried several adorable babies in his capable arms as he strode across the surface of the Seine River in Paris without getting a drop of water on his effortlessly elegant white tuxedo, while Senator McCain gave a somewhat disappointing speech on how reading communist literature can cause Rickets, in his basement, to his mother, without putting in his teeth".

After disappointing speeches at last week's Golden Globes, I was happy to see better winning words at the SAG Awards.

Although Davis had initially been the favourite, it was widely acknowledged that his candidacy was marred by a disappointing conference speech.

Debelle's play for a pop audience follows on the relatively disappointing sales of Speech Therapy, which suffered the worst-ever chart showing by a Mercury winner.

From Janet Daley, at the Telegraph: David Cameron has completed the hat trick: three disappointing party leaders' speeches in a row.

It is also why it was disappointing that Romney's speech at Liberty, which also included references to a "Judeo-Christian" America, felt a little bit like a religious test of the sort the founders despised — like a closed-off complaint about a supposed war on religion, rather than an assertion of tolerance.

The Apple chief executive spoke to some 5,000 engineer and programmers here today, dishing out dribs and drabs of news ranging from the mundane to the disappointing during his keynote speech.

The comments on the English cross-examination speeches went as follows: Rater A: These speeches were largely disappointing.

"In a sense, his speech was quite disappointing," said Willy Lam, a professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong.

Cat Zakrzewski points out the moment when her speech took a disappointing turn.