Sentence examples for polished speech from inspiring English sources
John Bercow: The most polished speech of the day, but not necessarily the most effective.
Hillary Rodham Clinton officially started her candidacy for the Senate yesterday with a polished speech designed to reintroduce her to New Yorkers as a capable campaigner.
I was late for that dinner, but I employed my recently brushed- up skills and gave a polished speech to make my apologies – and my companions both understood me perfectly.
Even the women among the right wingin', bitter clingin', proud clingers of guns'n'god, to borrow from Sarah Palin's exquisitely polished speech, couldn't give a toss that Trump finds their bodily functions "disgusting", or playfully cracks jokes about fancying his own daughter (an obvious vote-winner, when you think about it, in the Appalachians).
His wife and adult children were by his side as he read off a polished speech from two teleprompters, which listed his future policies on energy, trade and foreign policy as "America first" ideas in a clear attempt to try and unite the Republican party as it argues over comments Trump made regarding federal judge Gonzalo Curiel's Mexican heritage.
The senator spoke very late on Tuesday night, hours after Hillary delivered a poised and polished speech at the historic Brooklyn Navy Yard declaring victory not only for most of the Tuesday contests but for the nomination itself.
We are allergic to polished speeches now.
You get to see the candidates away from the polished speeches, away from stage-managed events where they are free from embarrassment.
The prime minister has delivered a series of carefully constructed and highly polished speeches in the two-and-a-half months since he entered Downing Street.
He's not what I would term a polished political speech-giver.
James Edmonds, 66, Glocestershire I didn't vote for a man, I voted for an approach: a human, reasoned, principled approach to politics that doesn't rely on how polished your speeches are, or which school you attended, but on the experiences of people who are impacted by policy.
