Sentence examples for magnificent speech from inspiring English sources

President Bush made a magnificent speech.

"It was a magnificent speech," the Connecticut assistant George Blaney said.

If you watched Obama's magnificent speech Tuesday night, you got the impression that he bestrides Washington like a colossus.

Alarmed by Wyatt's rapid advance toward London, Mary made a magnificent speech rousing citizens by the thousands to fight for her.

"I think one of the problems that Obama has is that he gives a magnificent speech, he can inspire massive crowds, but he seems aloof up close".

Mandy Merck London I agree with Martin Kettle that "fascism" was the pivotal word in Hilary Benn's magnificent speech in the Syria debate.

Descriptions of epochal events, like Martin Luther King's magnificent final speech in Memphis, are rendered lifelessly.

Brecht gives Shlink a magnificent climactic speech in which he claims: "If you cram a ship full to bursting with human bodies, they'll all freeze with loneliness".

He earns top marks for vision based largely on his magnificent Cairo speech, easily the most remarkable public statement any US president has delivered on the subject.

Although the style and vocabulary are usually commonplace and the metre monotonous, the rhetoric is often lifted into real poetry by its energy and flashes of fire and appears at its best in the magnificent funeral speech of Cato on Pompey.

When he added Radio 3 to his responsibilities, his contribution to the cultural range of the network was magnificent, emphasising the speech output and defending its drama.