Sentence examples for remarkable speech from inspiring English sources

Mr. Santorum's remark about wanting to vomit when he reread John F. Kennedy's remarkable speech in 1960 about the separation of church and state is one of the lowest points of modern-day electoral politics.

Remarkable speech by Obama.

She made a remarkable speech which really stirred people.

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

In February Clarke gave a remarkable speech promising a new relationship with British farmers.

And King's remarkable speech has eclipsed almost everything else that was said that day.

EMOTE". Emoting is what George Osborne and Michael Gove have been doing in remarkable speeches in the past month.

One of the most remarkable speeches was given by Ricardo Lorenzetti, the supreme court chief justice of Argentina.

Yet, three weeks later, at the close of one of the most remarkable speeches that he had ever delivered, Livingston stricken down as if by a thunderbolt had come crashing to the earth like some tall tree; and as he lay in death, men lost in the bewildering branches of his widespread reputation proclaimed him greater than they had dreamed.

It was the least showy and, by some distance I think, the most moving and powerful of all his remarkable speeches, for its eschewal of rhetorical flamboyance was done in the service of a higher goal: the rebirth of what he called in his stirring peroration "common purpose", meaning the reassertion of mutuality without the compromise of individuality.

Other remarkable speeches and quotes have been messages that changed the times.