He then goes on to that portion of the speech in which the Pres.
He cited a recent speech in which the pope pointed to "worrisome new signs" of deepening social tensions.
The sobering speech, in which the Queen spoke of her "solemn and awful duty" of confirming an imminent Armageddon, was drawn up by senior civil servants.
Shirley Sherrod was sandbagged by a two-and-a-half-minute clip from a 45-minute speech in which the real message was reconciliation.
Dick Cheney followed this with his own televised speech, in which the former vice-president defended the Bush administration's approach to national security.
Aphasia is a disorder of language and not of speech (although an apraxia of speech, in which the programming of motor speech output is affected, may accompany aphasia).
In 1974, Keith Joseph – the man Margaret Thatcher described as her closest political friend – gave a speech in which the key section was titled "Growth Means Change".
The showcase event will be a speech in which the officials said Mr. Trump would seek to unify the Muslim world against the scourge of extremism.
Tebbit was responding to David Cameron's big immigration speech in which the prime minister stepped back from demanding caps on EU migrants.
The speech – in which the UK Foreign Office had a big hand – was something of a watershed and was under-appreciated in Europe.
Ed Miliband wowed last year's Labour party conference with his "One Nation" vision – a speech in which the environment was conspicuous by its absence.
