Sentence examples for sombre speech from inspiring English sources

Wednesday's sombre speech said surprisingly little about these.

Partway through, Hooks pauses, and makes a sombre speech: But seriously.

Martin Woollacott: The president's sombre speech, not without eloquence, will now alert many to the risks being faced.

With the country in recession, Mr Obama delivered a sombre speech from the steps of the Capitol building to a throng of people on the National Mall.

In a sombre speech Osborne repeatedly insisted Britain can ride out the economic storm so long as the government does not retreat from its determination to cut the deficit.

In a sombre speech, Major accused the leave campaign of being the "gravediggers of our prosperity" and if Britain were to leave the EU, "they must account for what they have done".

Updated at 5.30pm GMT 5.23pm GMT A sombre, weary speech from Obama As Kelly Clarkson sings, some thoughts about the speech we've just heard.

In a sombre, defiant speech, Letta warned that Italy would be plunged deeper into crisis and deadlock unless the Senate backed him.

I will not seek your backing for a new mandate," he said in a sombre, 10-minute speech where he laid out some of the major issues facing France.

During his sombre 15-minute speech, Mr Campbell received several rounds of applause - not least when he stood up for asylum seekers, saying that their desperation "knew no boundaries".

As many as 2 million people in ­Washington's National Mall heard their new commander-in-chief deliver a sombre 20-minute speech in which he acknowledged that the country was in the midst of crisis – mired in wars, its economy struggling and its national confidence sapped.