Sentence examples for speech acknowledged from inspiring English sources

Watson's victory speech acknowledged his new role as in-house moderator.

Even Mr. Bush, while rallying the nation in a televised speech, acknowledged that "many Americans feel fear today".

Smyth's acceptance speech acknowledged the difficulty of getting women into restaurant kitchens, her delight laced with a grim awareness of the restaurant industry's inequalities.

May's speech acknowledged the need for a radical change of direction: requiring more effort to raise productivity, expose pay inequalities and reduce insecurity.

Reprinted that year in a journal of the Society of Exploration Geophysicists, the speech acknowledged that oil companies "did somewhat underestimate the full nature of the challenges we were taking on in the deep waters of the gulf".

He was elected to represent East Renfrewshire as part of Labour's 1997 sweep to victory, and in his concession speech acknowledged to Kirsten Oswald, the new MP, that he knew what it was like to come from behind to triumph in the seat.

But in his speech acknowledging the defeat early Monday, Maduro didn't offer much conciliatory language.

Milne, though neat with speech, acknowledges: "I absolutely think in pictures.

Summers has since tried to back away from parts of the speech, acknowledging his lack of expertise in the fields he was talking about.

When I was in the White House, I wrote President George W. Bush's speech acknowledging the existence of another special access program — the CIA interrogation program.

Dan Jarvis, the Labour MP for Barnsley, is due to give a long-overdue speech acknowledging that the northern powerhouse isn't just empty rhetoric.