Sentence examples for speech demonstrated from inspiring English sources
Today's speech demonstrated that we are setting the agenda but there's so much further to go.
But that won't fly either in Riyadh or in Washington; as the Cairo speech demonstrated, White House officials recognize that they must make real progress on Israeli-Palestinian peace in order to regain credibility in the Middle East.
As McConaughey's unusual January 18 Screen Actors Guild Awards Best Actor acceptance speech demonstrated (he invoked Neptune, no one quite understood why), this is a not a conventional movie star.
Mansour O. El-Kikhia, chairman of the department of political science and geography at the University of Texas at San Antonio, said that Mr. Abdel-Jalil's speech demonstrated the interim leadership's "inexperience and amateurism," adding that he had "done a disservice to females".
The President's speech demonstrated that he sees what needs to be done.
Hillary Clinton will never win the presidency on the sheer force of lofty rhetoric, as her announcement speech demonstrated Saturday.
The BBC called the speech "an impassioned plea for change," while the Guardian said the speech demonstrates that Clegg "has the resilience to hit back".
"The dismissal by the Liberal party and the National party of this being a licence for hate speech demonstrates a complete lack of empathy," Wong said.
The official transcript of his conference speech demonstrates the limit of that keeness for renewables though: "We must ensure that the right measures are deployed in the right places" – ie not wind in Shropshire.
The senior Labor frontbencher Penny Wong has said: "The dismissal by the Liberal party and the National party of this being a licence for hate speech demonstrates a complete lack of empathy".
And that's the point: as this 9-minute Guardian video excerpt about Iran and the Middle East from Chomsky's London speech demonstrates, he rationally but aggressively debunks destructive mainstream falsehoods that huge numbers of people are taught to tacitly embrace.
