Sentence examples for fancy speeches from inspiring English sources

Glossy brochures are arriving in mailboxes, declaring, "Leadership isn't about fancy speeches and empty promises".

Pawlenty rejects "fancy speeches," and finds something suspicious about candidates who "pass out stickers and cupcakes".

The only way to change this is through difficult, tedious governmental reform not fancy speeches or racial sensitivity seminars and the police lobby will ferociously oppose such efforts at every step.

They shouldn't sound like they're delivery fancy speeches when they're complaining about their jobs over a dinner table.

The haters say that delivering a fancy speech is all he is good at.

In many ways, Coriolanus is like Cordelia, King Lear's youngest daughter, who brings about her own undeserved disinheritance by declining to give her father a fancy speech declaring her love for him.

Any hint of an I'm-better-than-you sentiment, especially if that sense of superiority is based on intellect or fancy speech or having attended an Ivy League school, can go over very badly in America today, where "elite" has gone from being a word of admirationto one of insult.

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Socrates responds to Agathon's fancy speech about love with an elenchus, so that his emptiness, his lack of knowledge, flows into Agathon, destroying the wisdom of great beauty that had won his tragedy a first prize the day before (175e4 7).

But nevertheless, his campaign was at it again on Wednesday, making a big, fancy media push before what was supposed to be yet another big fancy speech.

So spare me the fancy dinners and speeches, please.