Sentence examples for elevated the speech from inspiring English sources

What elevated the speech wasn't merely Obama's oratorical talents, but the development and unveiling of a coherent message.

Hillary is supposed to be the pedantic spouse, and Bill the poet, but he took his wife's edit and it elevated the speech.

It has elevated the "free speech" of the corporation above that of the citizen.

The approach elevates the words.

He noted than in 2010, the president made just a brief mention of repealing the "don't ask, don't tell" law in the annual address, but the prominence of the speech instantly elevated the importance of the issue.

Mr. Putin's speech here elevated the Kremlin's stagecraft to new levels.

And to suggest the Greens elevated the coverage of her second maiden speech is similarly so.

It also enclosed a kianja (courtyard) marked by a vatomasina (sacred stone) that elevated the sovereign above the people for the delivery of kabary (royal speeches or decrees).

Gadi Shamni, a retired general in the Israeli Defense Forces who was once in charge of Central Command in the West Bank, caused an uproar last year when he said in a speech that Israel had "elevated the occupation to the level of art".

Among other things, that decision elevated the role of summary judgment as a tool for minimizing the speech-silencing specter of costly lawsuits by public figures.

At one point, Mr. Romney said the speech last week by the country's previous Democratic president, Bill Clinton, had "elevated" the party's convention in Charlotte, N.C.