Sentence examples for heartfelt address from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yasgur is a revered figure in the folklore of Woodstock for his impromptu accommodation and for his brief but heartfelt address to the half million people who lived in his field for three days.

They came a week after the volunteer, George Zimmerman, was acquitted by a court in Florida in Mr. Martin's killing; days after angry protests erupted in the wake of that verdict; and hours after President Obama said, in a heartfelt address, that "Trayvon Martin could have been me 35 years ago".

He argued loudly and unsuccessfully in favor of restricting federal airport searches and gave a personal privilege speech — a fancy term for a heartfelt oratorical address to the House that cannot be interrupted for debate — railing against the machinations he said prevented passage of the "anti-groping" legislation.

Barack Obama used a heartfelt televised address to the nation on Thursday to explain his decision to enact sweeping immigration reforms that will shield from deportation almost five million people currently living in the country illegally.

It'll likely be a very different affair from President Obama's tearful and heartfelt farewell address, which took place on Tuesday, and which is included in its entirety below.

Back in 2005, Jobs revealed some of his thoughts on death in a heartfelt commencement address at Stanford University, telling students: "Remembering that you are going to die is the best way I know to avoid the trap of thinking you have something to lose".

He has not spoken publicly since the incident, and his Twitter apology, while heartfelt, did not address motives.

And most profoundly, Pope Benedict XVI bestowed his valedictory words to the world on Wednesday in a heartfelt, sometimes wistful address that highlighted the price of being a pope — and its rays of happiness.

RIP Cat. Zelda penned a heartfelt open letter addressing her grief earlier this month, where she sent a message of hope to those suffering from depression.

The dining car operates on the old railroad tradition of seating strangers together to fill a table for four, and we soon exchanged e-mail addresses and heartfelt promises to keep in touch with other couples.

Grant, the American singer-songwriter who is known for his heartfelt and darkly funny songs addressing his own sexuality, struggles with alcohol and HIV-positive status, said his third album was "unmistakably me" – but included some tracks that would "get people's asses moving".