Sentence examples for sensible speech from inspiring English sources

The problem is that all this politicking will overshadow what is actually a relatively measured and sensible speech from Cameron on a difficult subject.

As such it was probably a sensible speech, but also a forgettable one: no one will remember a word of it by next week.

She made a sensible speech in praise of the hospice's good work and in the evening papers there she was, beaming angelically at the British people from a set of carefully stage-managed pictures.

While the Court's decision this week didn't give sensible speech advocates the victory they hoped for, it does set the stage.

They were debating a motion tabled by David Davis and Jack Straw, both of whom made calm, sensible speeches.

But we can't leave the alternative arguments to individual bloggers, outspoken heads and the leadership of the CBI, all of whom seem to make more sensible speeches and interventions in education policy than many politicians.

The solid, sensible policy speech has been Gore's signature in this preelection year — he has delivered eight already, on topics ranging from education to poverty to tax policy — and he has not been alone.

She said that Mark Carney, the current governor of the Bank of England, said that he could make a currency union work in his recent "sensible and measured speech" in Edinburgh.

His Ghana speech was sensible and stirring.

Mr Obama's speech and sensible proposals, which are similar to those drafted by Mr Baucus, and his openness to the trigger option favoured by Ms Snowe, can only boost efforts at compromise.Whether it is enough to keep Ms Snowe and perhaps one or two other Republicans firmly on board remains to be seen.

I accept, and I reckon all sensible advocates of free speech also accept, the entitlement to privacy as enshrined in the Human Rights Act – for those who have never put their private lives in the public domain or who do not act hypocritically.