Sentence examples similar to nationalistic speech from inspiring English sources

War cries, nationalistic speeches and impetuous military operations take quite the opposite course.

Politicians in both countries have cited the temple issue in nationalistic speeches.

The head of military intelligence, General Khin Nyunt, restated the regime's assertive nationalistic line in a speech shortly before Ms Suu Kyi was forced to return home after trying to travel in her homeland.

A series of speakers gave talks on the organizational structure of the party and their strategy for achieving success in upcoming European and national elections, interspersing their speeches with nationalistic declarations designed to hype everybody up into an anti-immigration frenzy. .

A series of speakers give talks on the organisational structure of the party and their strategy for achieving success in upcoming European and national elections, interspersing their speeches with nationalistic declarations designed to hype everybody up into an anti-immigration frenzy. .

During the Wednesday rally, Mr Antonescu claimed that the European centre-right leaders gathering in Bucharest were discussing plans for the "federalisation" of Romania with Mr Basescu as an accessory".Romania is and remains a model in treating minorities, but will always be a single national state," he said in a speech abounding in nationalistic jibes.

Xi's speech focused on nationalistic themes, telling assembled delegates that the "rejuvenation of the Chinese nation has become the biggest dream of the Chinese people".

Unlike his better-known compatriots, Tolstoy and Dostoevsky (it is impossible to speak about Turgenev without mentioning those two), Turgenev was not given to nationalistic romanticism or to giving speeches.

The new president's inaugural speech was encased in other nationalistic slogans, most prominently "Make America Great Again," harkening back, at least rhetorically, to what many minorities, women and marginalized people remember as days stained by segregation, hate and discrimination on the basis of race, gender and sexual orientation.

Speeches are harsh, often along nationalistic lines.

On Monday, when the mood at the Convention was dark and nationalistic, Christie had been said to be polishing his speech; by Tuesday it was full of the prosecutor's blacks and whites, the high moral tone of a man eyed by a grand jury himself.