Sentence examples for speech challenging from inspiring English sources
Senator Elizabeth Warren cemented her growing reputation as a darling of the political left on Tuesday with a wide-ranging speech challenging the Obama administration to take on Wall Street and break up its biggest banks.
It was not until the bombing of the federal building in Oklahoma City in April 1995, Mr. Clinton's former aides say, that he was able above to rise above the partisan fray with a speech challenging the notion that government was a problem.
CAMBRIDGE, Md .– Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., addressing a retreat for House Democrats on Friday, delivered an overtly political speech challenging the economic pronouncements of Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney while setting the bar high for his re-election as President Obama's second in command.
There are 11 separate measures that need to be passed into law, why aren't they in the Queen's speech?" Challenging the government to implement Commons watchdog Sir Christopher Kelly's recommendations "in full" Cameron pledged Conservative support for any government measures to push it through parliament.
Recently, Clinton was caught in a lie during a campaign speech, challenging Sanders on where he was when she was trying to pass universal healthcare in the 90s.
Sister Chittister started her speech challenging the audience to come up with the most important single driver of this momentum toward equal rights.
I think it's important that scared gay kids who aren't out yet see hate speech challenged.
Said Henrique Laitenberger, a history student: "Instead of the Front National leader's views being laid bare, and their dissection at the union being prioritised, Le Pen will return to France yet again vindicated as a martyr of free speech, challenged by an illiberal mob".
The group alleges that the AGs "secretly teamed up with anti-fossil fuel activists in their investigations against groups whose political speech challenged the global warming policy agenda".
George's impressive speeches challenging the war in Iraq and plans to invade Iran have made him a hero to many, but his stance on issues such as abortion has meant that many have challenged his progressive credentials.
Hopeful that what they — and we — are witnessing, from Rouhani's speeches challenging the status quo, to his cabinet members' breaking of taboos, to the apparent and sudden willingness of the regime to engage in reasonable behavior, is not a chimera but a sign that the Islamic Revolution has finally grown up.
