Sentence examples for pivotal speech from inspiring English sources

On November 10, 2007, Obama's advisers, in a private memo before a pivotal speech in Iowa, laid out the strategy.

Douglas McGrath, best known for his screenplays ("Emma," "Bullets Over Broadway"), revisits Nixon's pivotal speech, framing it in the context of his marriage.

All have a significant emotional investment in winning the title, which is awarded after each delivers a pivotal speech to a large crowd in Calgary, Alberta.

Details from his confession went into the pivotal speech that then-Secretary of State Colin Powell gave to the United Nations in Feburary of 2003, making the case for war.

Four years ago, Mr. Obama most likely would not have given his pivotal speech on race were it not for the attempts to link him to the divisive rhetoric of his former pastor, the Rev. Jeremiah Wright.

Redmond made a pivotal speech in Woodenbridge on 20 September 1914, two days after Home Rule had passed into law and six weeks after Britain declared war on Germany.

And he marvels at Lincoln's cunning media skills, as when he went to The Tribune and corrected newsroom proofs the night of his Cooper Union speech, the pivotal address in his election campaign.

Mr. Cheney argued with Ms. Rice against a pivotal Middle East speech that Mr. Bush gave in 2002 in the Rose Garden, fought her on a host of other issues, including Iran and North Korea, and today surrounds himself with senior advisers dubious about the Annapolis meeting.

The interview, with George Stephanopoulos, is the president's first since his pivotal Syria speech.

In a pivotal 2013 speech to the American Bar Association, Holder said that "too many Americans go to too many prisons for far too long, and for no truly good law enforcement reason".

After her release Hernández helped publish History Will Absolve Me, Castro's pivotal revolutionary courtroom speech, and she pushed for his release from prison.