Sentence examples similar to remarkable addresses from inspiring English sources

It was a remarkable address for being clear and largely correct.

In a series of events held this spring at American University to commemorate the anniversary of this remarkable address, prominent speakers highlighted many of the core themes of Kennedy's speech, including the need for a Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty and the importance of engaging adversaries.

Gates in his remarkable address pointed a prophet's accusing finger.

Bill Clinton spoke about Palestinian suffering in his remarkable address to the Palestinian National Council in 1998, as did Barack Obama in his 2009 Cairo University address and his 2013 Jerusalem speech.

The inaugural address is canonical, but it is not Kennedy's most remarkable speech.

Threaded through this fairytale saga, amid its historic touchstones, are remarkable scenes addressing aspects of the war veteran's experience that are disconcertingly familiar to our own age.

A second remarkable keynote address came during a half-day symposium, Peer to Peer: Engaging Students in Learning and Assessment, sponsored by colleagues in the Center for Teaching and Learning at the Johns Hopkins School of Public Health JHSPHH).

The two short films that Sissako made reflecting on his time abroad are remarkable because they address, head on, the new political currents of the time.

Organotypic cultures made from brain slices from specific brain regions that can be kept in culture for several weeks after injecting molecules or cells represent a remarkable tool to address these issues.

Barack Obama sought to rally a hostile Congress behind an uncompromising vision of a more equal America on Wednesday in a State of the Union address remarkable for its broad appeal for national unity – if rather less memorable for its new policy proposals.

There are not remarkable removable elements addressed by testers.