Sentence examples for infamous speech from inspiring English sources

Mr. Summers' infamous speech was many things, but statistically naïve it was not.

Four months later, Sen. Joe McCarthy made his infamous speech in Wheeling, West Virginia, charging that the State Dept.

His infamous speech was delivered to the 1977 Blackpool Tory conference two years before Thatcher entered Downing Street.

Hysterical!" Things got worse in July after Bloom's infamous speech denouncing foreign aid to "Bongo bongo land".

But the very next day, Jeremy Hunt made his infamous speech about the "Seven Day NHS" and stated that doctors needed to "get real" about working conditions.

NO sooner had Howard Dean given his now infamous speech on Monday night than the same social forces that had raised him up began chopping him down.

The infamous speeches of Joseph Goebbels, rousing the masses to enthusiasm around the idea of "total war", Leni Riefenstahl's great propaganda movie Triumph of the Will, or the much reproduced anti-Semitic caricatures of Der Stuermer are all easily accessed and offer far more to worry about to people fearing the spread of extreme views.

In this new exhibition, she's also taken another two former UK PMs as her subjects, Margaret Thatcher and Winston Churchill, creating portraits from some of their iconic and infamous speeches.

If you feel like President Donald Trump's now-infamous speech to the Boy Scouts of America happened a lifetime ago, you're not alone.

On May 1, 2003, President George W. Bush delivered a now-infamous speech aboard an aircraft carrier in which he declared that "major combat operations in Iraq have ended" and that "in the battle of Iraq, the United States and our allies have prevailed".

The coalition parties renew their vows in the now infamous "Ronseal" speech then immediately start bickering again.