Sentence examples for hailed a speech from inspiring English sources
But, in the Independent, Steve Richards hailed a speech that sought "to move the centre-ground leftwards with a genuinely new message about the role of government".
In June, he hailed a speech President Barack Obama gave on climate change at Georgetown University "the best address on climate by any president ever".
Conservatives hailed a victory for free speech; liberals fretted that more campaign money would foster corruption.
Each of his speeches has hailed a need to reform the region's most rigid police state in the wake of the revolutions in Egypt and Tunisia.
Giving his sixth Budget speech in the House of Commons, the chancellor hailed "a truly national recovery" and record levels of employment.
Outside, he hailed a cab.
April 14 , 2011progressive talk radio shows like The Stephanie Miller Show and The Thom Hartman show hailed the speech, calling Obama a visionary, or as one caller put it, "Kennedy-esque" I began to wonder, "Did I hear the same speech?" I dissected the speech on air, playing it in its entirety on my own radio show April 13 , 2011
Even Mr. Youssef hailed the speech as historic.
The German economist Lujo Brentano hailed this speech as evidence of Mr. Gladstone's "incomparable financial genius".
