Sentence examples for speech confrontations from inspiring English sources

As the protests accelerated into free speech confrontations with "liberal" educational establishments such as Columbia University, he worked with Students for a Democratic Society, contributing to the SDS tract Who Runs Columbia?

Impassioned speeches, tearful confrontations, spectacular breakdowns abound in these movies, allowing actors the rare opportunity to use the full range of their instruments -- occasions often rewarded by Oscars, voted by an Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences in which actors make up the largest voting bloc.

Jack had written a speech to confront Jimmy Donaghy decades ago and attempts to update it for his confrontation with Paul.

Mr. Ban addressed the brutal legacy of military rule in his speech, saying that "confrontation and repression were tried — and they failed".

When the dreaded papers arrive, he goes to the consulate prepared to give a high-minded speech and imagining the confrontation that will ensue.

It captures a big part of how "Steve Jobs" portrays Steve Jobs, with an emphasis on dramatic confrontations and grand speeches.

In a statement posted to Instagram after Kardashian released the video, Swift says she took issue with the "that bitch" line from the song, though her Grammy speech ― the most public confrontation with West about the song to that point ― suggested Swift was primarily offended by West taking credit for her fame.

Kennedy made a broadcast speech the night of the Tuscaloosa confrontation, calling civil rights a "moral issue".

Ms. Herzog, Ms. Baker and Mr. Karam do not write plays in which characters give long, lyrical speeches or engage in heated, climactic confrontations.

The most powerful moment in Cruz's speech came when he discussed his confrontation with pro-Trump protesters at a campaign event in Marion earlier in the day.

If the speech had a single theme, it was that confrontation with ISIS would involve collaboration more than anything else.