Sentence examples for exhilarating speeches from inspiring English sources

King delivered one of his most exhilarating speeches, the speech that works off the refrain "How long?

When Buchanan delivered that terrifying (or exhilarating) speech in Houston, it would have been impossible to imagine that twenty years later, all traces of this war would have disappeared from the national political scene.

Politics begins to permeate everything, obliterating the division between public and private, but also imbuing action and speech with exhilarating meaning.

Jeremy Paxman presented BBC Newsnight on the night of Clinton's first inauguration - describing the festivities as "schmaltzy, naive, yet exhilarating" and the president's speech as one that "read better than it sounded".

The Daily Mail declared him a "definitive Jimmy Porter... simply exhilarating in his great jazz riffs of speeches, mercurial and irresistible".

"Winston Churchill once said that the most exhilarating feeling in life is to be shot at — and missed," Mr. McConnell said in a victory speech in Louisville.

Exhilarating too.

so exhilarating.

Altogether exhilarating.

Exhilarating season.

Even exhilarating.