Sentence examples for fantastic speeches from inspiring English sources

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So he came on and gave this fantastic speech against racism.

She made this fantastic speech and wore this great dress, very smartly using her style to get her message across," explained Betts, at the party.

Director and life peer Beeban Kidron gave a fantastic speech on iRights, a movement to teach young people about online behaviour.

"He gave a fantastic speech, which showed not only knowledge of the issue but a lot of empathy for what people are suffering.

Kenny also said that Ed Miliband's "brilliant, fantastic" speech yesterday made him "proud" to be a member of the Labour party.

But on Tuesday, President Obama gave a State of the Union address that, Cassidy says, was effectively the beginning of his reëlection campaign: I don't think it was a fantastic speech by his standards.

President Barack Obama this week became the first sitting president to visit a federal prison, where he sounded more like a prison rights activist than a law-and-order president in his fantastic speech on the injustices faced by incarcerated Americans.

"It prompted David Cameron to produce this fantastic speech that got everyone saying: 'Wow.' And now Brown looks like a spinner because of the troops and a chicken because he pulled out".

"Thank you for a fantastic speech," someone identified only as the chief executive of a health insurance company wrote in a letter reprinted on the Web site of the Leigh Bureau, which organizes Gladwell's speaking engagements.

There's this fantastic speech later on in the show where he talks about what that means to him.