Sentence examples for dreadful speech from inspiring English sources
Incredibly, McCain's handlers even managed to reprise the widely mocked green background that punctuated his dreadful speech on the night that Obama clinched the Democratic nomination.
And since they're only going to recall the spectacular and dreadful speeches (the middling losers--by far the majority I've suffered through--will immediately fade), if you want yours to be remembered for all the right reasons, then you have to think as carefully about planning them as you would every other aspect of the wedding.
The treasurer has said that he and others have been exposed to "dreadful hate speech and bigotry" for their views on marriage equality, equating opponents' experiences to that of LGBTI Australians.
On the morning of 29 October, Mugabe and Nkomo spoke in turn, giving emotionally-charged speeches about the "dreadful sacrifices which the white governments have exacted from the poor black people".
The most telling laugh line in Obama's stump speech is his description of the dreadful charge his opponents make against him.
This is a dreadful problem, well described by Mr Miliband in previous speeches: a "cost of living crisis" that reflects a longer-term progression towards a low-wage, low-productivity economy.
Harry Melling's Edgar throws away the beautiful clifftop speech: he clucks over the samphire gatherer's "dreadful trade" as if he were offering careers advice.
In this dreadful, unhappy confused time we live in, it is a story of hope". Speech therapist: "Let's work on some of these.
"Some dreadful mountebank in a long-tailed coat will open . . . with a windy speech; then another mountebank will repeat the same rubbish in other words".
