Sentence examples for speech link from inspiring English sources

Even among those who are not consciously devout, it can strike a deep chord.All that helps to explain the emphasis on holy ground, and holy history, that was discernible in a state-of-the-nation speech (link in Russian) this week by Vladimir Putin.

(Text of Obama's speech: link.reuters.com/weg59r).reuters.com/weg59r

Tonight in Nevada, Hilary Clinton will give a major speech linking Trump to the alt right.

David Cameron, blaming "brain fade" for forgetting which team he supports during a speech – linking himself to West Ham by mistake.

Mr. Santorum promised to give a hard-edged speech linking Mitt Romney's health care plan to Mr. Obama's on Wednesday in Nevada.

Mark Thoma has the best data post so far on the execrable Romney speech, linking to the Hamilton Project work on taxes.

Mr. Santorum promised to give a hard-edged speech linking Mr. Romney's health care plan to Mr. Obama's on Wednesday in Nevada.

He appeared particularly offended that my speech linked low voter turnout to widespread ignorance about the struggles, foreign and domestic, which secured the right to vote.

An IDF spokesperson insisted that they are not interested in stifling freedom of speech and are only focused on calls for violence or speech linked to terrorist activity.

Nevertheless, when Roosevelt successfully sought election in his own right in 1904, he persuaded the aging and infirm Hay to campaign for him, and Hay gave a speech linking the administration's policies with those of Lincoln: "there is not a principle avowed by the Republican party to-day which is out of harmony with his [Lincoln's] teaching or inconsistent with his character".

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