Sentence examples for speech meant from inspiring English sources

And I spoke to him and told him how much his speech meant to me.

Is that speech meant to be out of sync with the image?

But for old-time Labour campaigners the speech meant a great deal.

Thinzar Khin Myo Win, a 28-year-old teacher, said the speech meant "everything" for the people of Burma.

Gilad Erdan, Israel's communications minister, said in an interview with Israel's Channel 10 television that Mr. Netanyahu's speech meant to convey the Israeli government's blunt view.

In a speech meant to showcase the successes of the Obama administration's foreign policy, Mrs. Clinton emphatically reasserted the primacy of American power in a dangerous world.

Free speech means choice, not compulsion".

"Freedom of speech means you debate," she said.

But free speech means no one gets the last word.

Free speech means no one ever gets the last word.

Defending free speech means defending speech you don't like; otherwise it's just partisanship, not principle.