Sentence examples for speech believed from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, not everyone who read the speech believed it was Mr. Vonnegut's.

Paul's speech, believed to be the ninth longest in Senate history, also drew plenty of criticism.

The founding fathers, he declared in his 1961 speech, believed "government should only do those things the people cannot do for themselves".

Johnson, watching over Kennedy's shoulder during the moonshot speech, believed that the space program could also fulfill his own long-held goal of bringing social and economic change specifically, an end to racial segregation and agriculturally-based poverty to his native South, the nation's poorest region.

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It was a good speech, believe it or not.

The word "believe" was uttered dozens of times in Mr Farage's short speech; believe in Britain, believe in change.

Ryan actually did use the phrase "Day of Reckoning" in his speech, believe it or not.

The author of the following speech believes that Hillary Clinton needs to deliver this message in one fashion or the other on Monday, November 7, 2016.

I never could quite work out if the people making the speeches believed what they were saying any more than I did.

Sultan Al Qassemi, a columnist based in the United Arab Emirates who has tweeted non-stop on the uprisings, passing on information and English translations of key speeches, believes that some claims about the impact of social media need to be taken with a pinch of salt.