Sentence examples for speech a warning from inspiring English sources

"It was more a statement of worldview," he said of Mr. Bush's speech, "a warning shot without a recipe".

Central to his Mansion House speech was a warning that unless the state runs a budget surplus in normal times, a toxic legacy of debt awaits our children and grandchildren.

Morgan has delivered the definition a month after the term was introduced in the Queen's speech, alongside a warning that she wants to "shine a light on complacency".

The bulk of his speech was a warning about the extent to which technology was creating two possible futures, one in which lives and living standards become hollowed out and another that was potentially liberating and creative.

The speech follows a warning yesterday by Sants to pension funds that they were partly to blame for the crisis after they failed to exercise oversight of the businesses they own.

His speech was a warning of how deeply he might be willing to divide the country in order to deflect attention from his own policy failures, and how dangerous the resentments he blithely plays upon could be.

Even if Ms Warren doesn't run for president - and so far she's been adamant that she is not - Mr Obama's speech was a warning to Ms Clinton that she needs to watch her left flank during the primary voting.

It was clear from the beginning that the speech was a warning bell.

Political analysts heard the speech as a warning cry that says much about the anticipated defeat of the Socialist Party, weighed down by the unpopularity of the government and the French disenchantment with the European Union.

Hundreds of times a year he delivered a speech warning of a growing tide of government control and wasteful government programs.

"My speech was actually a warning against letting inequality go unchecked".