Sentence examples for speech caught from inspiring English sources

President Obama's Prague speech "caught the attention of many".

"You're not here reporting about the boarded-up homes and the homeless people," he said, in an impassioned, impromptu speech caught on video.

And once speech caught on, he argues, it gave Homo sapiens a decisive advantage over less verbal rivals, including Homo erectus and the Neanderthals, whose lines eventually died out.

Above all, the early Sanders stump speech caught fire by setting out the extent to which the American dream had turned into a nightmare for many middle-class families.

See articleShirley Sherrod, a black official at the Agriculture Department, received an personal apology from Barack Obama after she was summarily dismissed for a speech caught on video in which she purportedly claimed to have refused aid to a white farmer.

One of the campaign's supporters, Khulood al-Fahad, 33, a businesswoman and women's rights activist in the Eastern Province, says the king's speech caught women off-guard.

One of the lines in Mr Obama's speech that caught our attention was his suggestion that there is no more segregated time in America than the hour or so on Sunday morning when whites, blacks and people of other hues go to worship.

He gave a witty speech that caught the attention of a classmate's father, Allan Burns, the creator of The Mary Tyler Moore Show and a legendary TV writer.

Another aspect of the president's speech that caught lots of attention from climate advocates was the president's inclusion of "clean" coal in a list of energy sources he would support as a part of our clean energy future.

The free speech principles caught Daniel's eye when they were first released, he told The Huffington Post, and he saw the potential for them to spread to other campuses.

At rallies, he delivered impassioned speeches that caught the attention of the local press, which praised his rhetorical flair.