Sentence examples for speech bore from inspiring English sources

His speech bore little apparent relation to reality.

This Atoms for Peace speech bore fruit in 1957, when 62 countries formed the International Atomic Energy Agency.

But they insisted that the Queen's speech bore the "imprints of the Lib Dems all over it".

The speech bore all the fingerprints of Lynton Crosby, the party's new campaign manager, a proven master in the darkest political arts of exploiting voters' fears.

The speech bears no resemblance to the speech Kelly described.

For those admirers of Dr. King for whom the iconic "I've been to the mountaintop" speech bears endless repetition, Mr. Edwards does not disappoint.

His stump speech bears no resemblance to that of any other candidate: there is no structure and no rhetorical flourish, no policy proposal and few complete sentences.

For me, the rhythm of Ma and Jack's speech bears traces of the author's native Irish brogue, though the second half reveals the setting to be America (Donoghue now lives in Canada).

In his insistence on reuniting song and word, he mirrored another outlying genius of twentieth-century music, Leos Janácek, whose notations of the music of speech bear a fascinating resemblance to Partch's hobo travelogue "Bitter Music," minus the nude drawings.

That aside, Clinton's speech bears examination.

As the musician allows for these introspective pauses, his speech bears a resemblance to the compositional style of his latest album, async his first solo full-length since 2009's Playing the Piano.