Sentence examples for messages and speeches from inspiring English sources

A series of conciliatory messages and speeches from Mr. Rouhani and other Iranian officials — capped by a phone call to the Iranian president from Mr. Obama last month — has helped foster the most promising atmosphere for negotiations since 2003, when Mr. Rouhani was Tehran's lead nuclear negotiator.

There were various video tape messages and speeches, including ones from the South African Ambassador and from Jan Du Plain, who organized and chaired the event.

In the Spring, off of the political radar screen, Truman and his team boarded the presidential train Ferdinand Magellan and traveled west, road testing his messages and speeches.

Moreover, individuals may also use a combination of recorded messages and text-to-speech techniques on their SGDs.

We will be tracking coverage on the UK's flagship TV bulletins – the BBC, ITV, Sky News and Channels 4 and 5 – and assessing the agenda-setting power of different parties according to their social media messages, campaign speeches and manifesto pledges.

Aides brief him by leaving lengthy voice mail messages, and he memorizes his speeches.

The damaging effect of all this undignified language and fanatical messaging is manifold: the debates and speeches are there on TV, radio, the internet, in our offices, our living rooms and the bedrooms.

In stump speeches, Twitter messages and op-ed articles, they have turned angry denunciations of the plan into a political rallying cry that they say has surprising potency.

He adds that he feels uneasy about the nightly "democracy watches" on public squares all over the country, to which the government has been inviting citizens via speeches, text messages and social media day after day.

By now I've told it to family and friends and colleagues, over lunches and dinners, on long car trips, in scads of e-mail messages and a couple of formal speeches.

And across the country—an estimated six hundred thousand people gathered yesterday in Los Angeles, three hundred thousand in Chicago, two hundred thousand in New York the consistent message in speeches and signs was: Vote, register people to vote, support Democratic women running for office, and run for office yourself.