Sentence examples for speech very much from inspiring English sources
After a rally in Ohio, a salesman named Bill Bertram said he liked Mr. Bush's speech very much.
Berry's Oscar acceptance was a classic of the gush genre; her Emmy speech very much more a gather.
In other areas of the higher/further education portfolio, Osborne's rather grubby and underhand omission of mention of the freeze in the repayment threshold for student fees from his speech – very much a case of checking the small-print – does him no credit at all.
Jon Lovett is not your average commencement speaker, and his speech very much reflects that.
Mr. Lieberman, in his speech, made very much the same point.
LL Cool J's opening speech is very much a rehash of last year's.
The speech was very much of its moment, but I doubt if history will judge it as a great one.
"The detail of the speech was very much a product of the household," said a palace official.
And yet her speech was very much about politics politics as the enterprise that the sordidness of this election may lead many to give up on, politics as a national inheritance, and politics as an ethical choice.
He had promised a new, freer Iran and a break from the past on the world stage, but the speech was very much in the vague but condemnatory style of official Tehran pronouncements.
When you read as many scripts as Samuel L Jackson does (Avengers: Age of Ultron will be his 117th film) you could be forgiven for not being able to remember exerts from those that came much earlier in your career, but during an appearance on The Graham Norton Show the actor showed that his infamous Pulp Fiction speech is very much lodged in his memory.
