Sentence examples for popular speech from inspiring English sources

Environmental heat warms popular speech.

It was his most popular speech for years.

"It's not popular speech that needs protecting," he added.

The First Amendment was not written to protect popular speech.

Even where the name was officially changed, peso often continued to be used in popular speech.

Glatstein experimented with Yiddish, exploring its poetic limits, using popular speech rhythms, coining new words, and engaging in inventive wordplay.

Then she and her husband, John Nguyen '87, SM '89, PhD '93, returned to Boston, where he started software firms including Vlingo, which makes popular speech-to-mobile phone apps.

On network radio and in popular speeches, she warned against Hitler, and Time magazine rated her the country's second most popular woman (after Eleanor Roosevelt).

His research and popular speeches influenced state legislation on conservation, land use, the structure of local governments, the improvement of highways, the building of regional markets, and the improvement of rural schools.

It will be marked by author and presenter Andrew Marr looking at the Queen's relationships with prime ministers and subjects, while a festival prom will celebrate popular speeches and songs from the last 60 years.

The most popular speeches for each candidate was McCain's Energy Security speech, and Obama's Berlin speech (which has gone viral and has been viewed more than an estimated two million times).