Sentence examples for exceptional speeches from inspiring English sources

She was hoarse from campaigning, but, in Rehman's estimation, she delivered "one of the most resounding and exceptional speeches" she had made since her return.

Will's people do incredible things, fall in love and/or murder, usually with a minimum of preparation — Hamlet — and then deliver exceptional speeches that sear an audience's consciousness.

In 1852, Frederick Douglass gave an exceptional speech titled "What to the Slave is the Fourth of July?".

Jones has an exceptional ear for speech now buried in the past, though its echoes remain.

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"Quick, make use of the exceptional freedom of speech season... last chance to criticize the religious establishment and discount on punishments is tonight".

4. Amy Jo Martin and Micah Baldwin speeches provided exceptional value.

"It was exceptional as a first speech.

Mr. Steyer gave an exceptional and very powerful speech, which set the tone for this amazing conference.

Namboku created rhythmic dialogue composed in phrases of seven and five syllables; Mokuami used puppet-style music to heighten the pathos of certain scenes and wrote elaborately conceived major speeches which required exceptional elocutionary skill on the part of the actor.

Mr. Obama's speech captured the exceptional nature of Turkey, as a country that is both Western and Eastern at once, said Oral Calislar, a columnist with Radikal, a daily newspaper.