"keynote" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is often used to refer to the main or underlying theme of a speech, event, or discussion. For example, "The speaker opened with a powerful keynote address to kick off the conference."
As well as a keynote speech from the government's adviser on big society, Lord Wei, delegates will also hear first hand accounts of how other local government managers are implementing big society in their councils and the best practice they have developed.
Bennett's keynote conference speech sought to broaden the appeal of the party by tackling more than simply environmental concerns.
He clearly has great fun satirising the casually cruel, pettily incestuous world of poetry in which self-absorption is the keynote.
No boring Occupy movements or keynote legislation are required.
In a keynote speech, designed to be one of the highlights in a week of Tory campaigning on the economy, the prime minister will say on Wednesday: "This is the clearest choice on the economy for a generation.
On Monday, the prime minister will make a keynote speech on immigration, expected to focus more on restricting access to public services for immigrants.
… in a special 12 months for Fifa.com: a report on Sepp Blatter's keynote speech at Fifa's Congress in June – an address listened to by 750 Fifa delegates all wearing free luxury watches: "Football as a catalyst for social change: no football without ethics and integrity".
Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 5.26pm GMT17:26 Nigel Farage laughs backstage after he made his keynote speech to the UKIP 2013 spring conference in Exeter on Saturday.
As the organiser you get to see papers early in their development stage, be part of the future direction of your field, have some nice dinners with high level keynote speakers, and get to (hopefully) bask in the glory of a well run event that sticks in the minds of your peers.
During keynote remarks to the South Carolina House Democratic Women's Caucus and the South Carolina Democratic Women's Council, Clinton made a string of thinly veiled shots at GOP presidential candidates for blocking equal pay legislation in Congress.
The keynote speaker, former socialist prime minister and leader of opposition party Together 2014, Gordon Bajnai was filmed by state media from an angle and location that presented his voice as faint and his speech insecure.
