Sentence examples for hefty speaking from inspiring English sources

It was colossally stupid to take those hefty speaking fees, but not corrupt.

If nothing else, the prospect of being a Serious Heavyweight Politician, with a juicy book contract and hefty speaking fees.

Sanders invoked Teddy Roosevelt and called for the dismantling of big banks, Clinton said she would build on the moderate Dodd-Frank regulation, and Martin O'Malley criticized Clinton for taking hefty speaking fees from the finance industry.

These groups spend money in various ways to push a right-wing agenda on campuses: some make direct cash "grants" to student groups to start and run conservative campus newspapers; others provide free training in "conservative leadership," often providing heavily subsidized travel to their "publishing programs"; others provide help with the hefty speaking fees for celebrity right-wing speakers.

Republicans, meanwhile, accused Clinton of hypocrisy by noting her hefty speaking fees -- in some cases paid for by firms of the CEOs she blasted -- and her ties to Democratic super PACs.

Abramson granted that Hillary's decision to use a private email server was a bad one, and even called her acceptance of such hefty speaking fees from Wall Street "colossally stupid... but not corrupt.

He's been getting hefty fees on the speaking circuit for years now (most of it has been donated to charity, though he pocketed over $200,000 after taxes or about as much as 2016 presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton makes per gig).

Tall, hefty and soft spoken, she is nobody's vision of a rabble-rouser.

Academic freedom doesn't suffer and nobody's rights are interfered with if someone gets invited for a hefty fee to speak to a graduating class of students, and is uninvited.

You pull out something a bit heftier, something that speaks directly to your predicament — Thomas Pynchon's "V".

He was speaking soon after Scotland voted by a hefty 55% to 45% to reject independence.