Sentence examples for speeches clearly from inspiring English sources

The words of a man whose speeches clearly need a good sub.

Making such speeches clearly pleases Sarkozy, who more than any other French President in decades has sought to cast himself as an international statesman.

Francis' speeches clearly draw on the themes of liberation theology, a movement that seeks to use the teachings of the Gospel to help free people from poverty and that has been particularly strong in his native Latin America.

Yet videos of his speeches clearly show rising applause at the civic moments.

Taken together, these speeches clearly set out the progressive agenda that the European Commission intends to take forward.

Mr Gnanasara's hate speech clearly violates the law.

Once, twice, he tried to begin his speech, clearly stunned.

But the newly respected mullah's speech clearly helped.

The new intelligence, he said in the speech, clearly shows that "war is not inevitable".

This speech clearly articulated the policy this Bush will be remembered for.

At the trial in London last year of a young Muslim, one defence closing speech clearly interested the jury.