Sentence examples for speech repeats from inspiring English sources

Even in battleground states, the appearances of the candidates are uninformative, as the stump speech repeats the same poll-tested lines ad nauseam.

Much of his speech repeated his State of the Union address, sometimes word for word.

Speaking after the summit, Merkel said the speech repeated what EU leaders already knew but was nevertheless important.

Instead, her speech repeated the argument she has made to superdelegates: that she is the strongest candidate to win in November, that she has prevailed in the states a Democrat will need to gain victory in the Electoral College.

Abraham Lincoln's words at the dedication of the Gettysburg cemetery will be the speech repeated at the commemoration of Sept. 11 by the governor of New York and by countless other speakers across the nation.

Obama's NSA speech repeated some of his previous fibs — there have been no abuses, surveillance has thwarted plots http://t.co/mB0XRZex06 Nothing in these proposals addresses the weakening of encryption standards, a huge issue for businesses as well as a privacy/cybercrime one.

Obama's speech repeated that emphasis, arguing that a new global agreement -- which negotiators are working to complete by the end of 2015 -- should include commitments from all nations.

One problem: it's all wrapped around the most vile sort of dehumanizing hate speech, repeated ad nauseum over literally decades.

The speech repeated the President's previous policy commitments but failed to call on Congress to make a decisive break with the energy policies of the past.

Clinton, in her AIPAC speech, repeated and, in some cases, put a finer point on arguments she advancced in the fall at a major Brookings Institute speech, and in December at the Saban Forum.

Both parties talked about "dreams" in their speeches, repeating the constantly proclaimed idea that when people come to the United States no dream is too big.