Sentence examples for remarkable speeches from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

DAVID REMNICK: The other night, John McCain gave a remarkable speech.

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

It's a remarkable speech to encounter in the mouth of a young woman in a late-nineteenth-century novel.

Farage praised Theresa May's "remarkable speech", crowing that his party had "changed the centre of gravity of British politics.

In a remarkable speech on March 1, he went straight at the guardians of the status quo by calling for the removal of failing teachers in failing schools.

What principally bucked up the Southport gathering was a remarkable speech by Jo Grimond, who succeede the lately retired Clement Davies as leader.

In his remarkable speech Wednesday afternoon commemorating the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington, Mr. Obama amended the quote for a new and warier age.

The next day, three days after his hopes for reëlection were dashed, Yushchenko finally appeared and delivered a short but remarkable speech.