Sentence examples for speech of how from inspiring English sources

In a dramatic escalation of his campaign to differentiate the Liberal Democrats from the Tories, the deputy prime minister told the Liberal Democrat conference in his keynote speech of how he fights "tooth and nail" to keep the coalition on the centre ground.

When he stepped down as attorney general in September after widespread criticism of the firing of federal prosecutors and withering attacks on his credibility, Mr. Gonzales talked proudly in a farewell speech of how his department was "a place of inspiration" that had balanced the necessary flexibility to conduct the war on terrorism with the need to uphold the law.

She spoke in her election speech of how she "saw a country ripped apart by terror".

All you can ask is that one be aware of one's speech, and of how it exists in a historical context.

The speech boasted of how well the economy had performed under Labour, how it was leaving the developed world standing, and how the public finances were, in contrast to their mismanagement under the Conservatives, in tip-top shape.

Somewhere in the speech, regardless of how much of a mess the country is in, the president will insist, to roaring applause from both sides of the aisle: "The state of the union is strong".

A crowd of about 3,500 people gathered on the grounds of the historic residence to witness the ceremony, heard those words directly from the man who, in his Oct. 19 election victory speech, spoke of how the "sunny ways" of "positive, optimistic" politics are not just a "naive dream".

In a nice little bit of irony, Levant, later on in his speech, spoke of how he went into the headquarters of Tim Hortons (following the short-lived Enbridge drama) and bravely didn't leave until someone came and spoke to him.

Living in a country that prizes the protection of speech, often regardless of how abhorrent that speech is, is not for the faint of heart.

26 Reverberation and speech interpretability are descriptive of how well speech is perceived in a room.

But The King's Speech, the story of how King George VI overcame his stammer, was just a letterbox delivery away from never getting made.