Sentence examples for landmark speeches from inspiring English sources

Most recently, he was one of 100 Chinese literary figures who copied by hand landmark speeches by Mao Zedong on how art should serve communism, prompting accusations that they had sold their souls.

If you enter that small theater to hear excerpts from eight of his landmark speeches more clearly, you will also see the words on screen, laid out in poetic scansion ("The whole fury and might of the enemy/must very soon be turned on us"), just as Churchill wrote them, to match the rhythms of his voice.

Kinnock was viewed as one of the best orators in British politics during his time as Labour leader and, although it is many years since he gave a barnstorming speech in public, his seven-minute address to the PLP has all the passion of the landmark speeches he delivered in the 1980s and 90s.

"Martin Luther King Jr.: The Essential Box Set: The Landmark Speeches and Sermons of Martin Luther King Jr".

This wasn't a brilliant speech nor a bad speech, yet it was a landmark speech".

Her landmark speech on HIV in November also endorsed the Fund.

Last week, President Obama delivered a landmark speech in reaction to the George Zimmerman verdict.

Obama acknowledged as much in his landmark speech on race in Philadelphia in March.

SIX years ago, Joschka Fischer, Germany's foreign minister, gave a landmark speech on Europe at Berlin's Humboldt University.

Armando Iannucci, whose landmark speech defending the BBC in Edinburgh last year led to meetings with John Whittingdale, tweeted his support.

When Dr. Atkinson made his landmark speech last year calling for achievement rather than aptitude tests, many at ACT were gleeful.