Sentence examples for disastrous speech from inspiring English sources

"Labour is panicking − after a summer of discontent, here is yet another disastrous speech, void of any ideas," she said.

In desperation, he made a disastrous speech blaming the American people and a national "malaise" for his own manifest failures of policy and leadership.

On the anniversary of Geithner's disastrous speech, the Treasury issued a two-page briefing paper hailing the achievements of the stabilization plan, which much of the media ignored.

A contrarian might even argue that this performance, while indisputably one of the most low-rent moments in White House history, will do him less harm than the disastrous speech that he delivered later that same day.

"He didn't take any questions on how this attack on the trade union movement and the changed relationship with the Labour party is going to help him defeat Cameron and I thought it was a disastrous speech.

A few months after the disastrous speech by Mr. Richardson, anonymous faxes to Livermore revealed that Mr. Campbell did not actually have the doctorate that he had allowed the laboratory to believe he had.

Actually, it sounds a lot like what he said in his least successful presidential campaign 35 years ago, especially in one of his best and most disastrous speeches, which took place 35 years ago today.

A disastrous, heckled speech to a Women's Institute conference last month marked a turning-point.

The late Christopher Lasch (who advised President Carter on his disastrous "malaise speech" in 1979) believed there was a historical link between intellectuals and left-wing politics.

This was out of a natural curiosity as to how one deals with the disastrous hate speech and invective in the Rev. Jeremiah Wright tapes.

After her disastrous conference speech yesterday which even right wing commentators described as "awful, ugly, misleading and cynical" Mr Cameron pointedly failed single out Ms May for her work on immigration.