Sentence examples for speech barely from inspiring English sources

His speech barely mentioned political issues and instead focused on a "civilization policy" - respect and dignity for all cultures.

Stay for the inevitable uplift.And now, a haiku Didn't write the speech Barely processed its meaning At least he read it.

Some of us listening to Thatcher's hastily redrafted party conference speech barely 12 hours after the explosion hoped to hear her express similar sentiments, a reassuring platitude appropriate to a grim day.

Mr. Phoenix, his shoulders hunched, his speech barely intelligible, his face twisted, pushes his performance beyond the psychological gestures of the Method (which was very much in vogue in the early days of Dianetics) into a zone of pure, feral, improvisatory being.

His speech barely mentioned Trump, included only one vague line of praise ("Donald Trump is standing with the American people"), and culminated in an affirmation not of Trump but of "Republican leadership," which is precisely what Trump has spent the last year bucking.

Kennedy's speech barely mentioned Carter.

In mirror-image speeches barely an hour apart, the conservative Republican and the liberal Democrat abandoned the presidential race, leaving the country to puzzle over the demise of a pair of candidacies that had once so captured the fancy of the American press and public.

In Hanson's recent speech, Asians barely featured.

The speech could barely be heard, as hecklers shouted at Day and called her "Moscow Mary".

Volume was also a problem: Rumour's opening speech was barely audible over the thrumming of rain on wood.

For much of the early part of his speech, Corbyn barely bothered to engage with his audience of Labour activists or even himself.