Sentence examples for provoking speeches from inspiring English sources

Youth clubs have been smashed up and street battles fought before now, without provoking speeches from MPs and moral outrage from magistrates.

Even though we can advocate for love and unity with the most impressive religious practices, thought provoking speeches, and spiritual insight, when we cannot see the full expanse of love- the totality of its diversity- do we limit our ability to offer its spectacularly to those around us.

The mothers viewed pictures of babies to provoke speech suggesting one of four categories of meaning: prohibition, approval, comfort or paying attention.

But insofar as it provokes speech, it was a silence which was not the contrary of language.

Thucydides was the Aaron Sorkin of his day — a great writer who used current events as the basis for inspiring and thought-provoking speeches no real person would or could ever actually say).

"Iggy's weekly show on 6 Music is always a fascinating trip through his eclectic musical mind, so I know Iggy will give a topical and thought-provoking speech which 6 Music listeners and BBC Four viewers will enjoy".

But now the charges related essentially to making inciting speeches provoking the demolition.

The new £50m Herzog and de Meuron proposal at the Tate Modern - I'll call it "Dali's drawers" - is enough to provoke another speech from the Prince of Biscuits.

Indian internet companies started shutting off the 857 websites on a government-mandated list over the weekend, provoking fears about free speech and censorship on the internet.

Adding fuel to the fire has been the media's role in provoking and promoting hate speech, which Saady describes as "crimes against ethics".

Those speeches provoked the panic, probably more than the fact of Lehman going under.