Sentence examples for notable speeches are from inspiring English sources

Obviously, notable speeches are to be a discouraged.

The other notable speech was delivered by Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton, who received the most enthusiastic reaction from the audience, which was composed primarily of local elected officials from around the country.

One notable speech was at the unveiling of a monument to Henry Clay; acknowledging the political battles between the two, he spoke highly of his former colleague, whom he had always admired for bringing about the Compromise Tariff of 1833.

Despite the politics of Saltzman and Katz, Obama's now famous speech was notable for the absence of the traditional tropes of the antiwar left.

Audio and text for these and other notable Democratic convention speeches are also available on the Web at nytimes.com/weekinreview.

The acceptance speeches were notable for their lack of controversy, to the point of blandness.

The speeches weren't very memorable, but two were notable.

It was notable that his speech was largely about how the council could respond in framing the response to the crisis of legitimacy in Europe, rather than the commission.

While Mr. Romney's speech was notable for the intensity of his attacks against Mr. Obama, it was also notable for a lack of new policy specifics.

In some respects, the speech was notable for what it did not say.

The speech was notable mostly for its vagueness, and the discussions today sounded like recitations.