Sentence examples for speech spoke from inspiring English sources

Even her styling for the speech spoke volumes.

Mr. Gore, in his nomination speech, spoke of challenging "a culture with too much meanness, and not enough meaning".

Darling, who had been briefed on the Carney speech, spoke to the shadow chancellor Ed Balls, who agreed to endorse the chancellor's statement on the same day.

Romney, in his convention speech, spoke of his plan to create "12 million new jobs," which the campaign's white paper describes as a four-year goal.

In American terms, the closest reference to the content of Thursday's address was perhaps Richard Nixon who, in his own 1968 acceptance speech, spoke of "cities enveloped in smoke and flame" and hearing "millions of Americans cry out in anguish".

President Mahinda Rajapaksa, in a televised speech, spoke angrily about the rebels, the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam, and said that current economic and security difficulties would be over soon.

He had echoed those points in his speech, speaking of ending America's dependence on foreign oil.

"Korea is the only divided country in the world; it's been half a century," she said in her acceptance speech, speaking through an interpreter.

His friend Polixenes, who overhears this speech, speaks for many of us when he says: "What means Sicilia?" And Hermione adds: "He something seems unsettled".

On the flag, he delivered an impassioned floor speech, speaking firsthand of battlefield death and patriotism for "sacred intangibles" more than "a piece of cloth, however sacred".

Neutral speech is the regular baseline mode of speech spoken at leisure with people.