Sentence examples for endearing speech from inspiring English sources

In his rambling and endearing speech, Depp praised Warner Bros for supporting the dark thriller.

Any latent yet endearing speech issues had figured themselves out.

Biff was there, somewhat too infirm to speak so he had someone else read his wonderfully endearing speech.

As YouTuber BrokenRobot3000 points out, a "death speech" is a "Walking Dead" trope where the show gives an endearing speech to a character right before killing them off.

The dress, her megawatt smile, that laugh, the endearing speech -- pretty much everything about Julia Roberts' night at the 73rd annual Academy Awards was perfect.

"I used to fly poster my posters in Hackney and I've been arrested twice for doing that," she claimed during what was the most honest and endearing speech of the night.

Nye concluded his speech with two endearing thoughts.

Some commentators raised Iran-contra and other Reagan missteps, but most television tributes dwelled on his greatest speeches and most endearing ad-libs, drawing a glowingly affectionate portrait of a president his former speechwriter, Peggy Noonan, described as a "doll".

Instead, he excels at snatching an opportunity, weaving his own life's history into his speeches and capitalizing on endearing moments.

At the time, his speech was received as the endearing quirk of an incorrigible self-dramatist, and even now some say he got lucky.

While Obama's speeches in Israel have been peppered with endearing Hebrew phrases, he has said only one word publicly in Arabic: "Marhaba" (hello).