Sentence examples for speeches containing from inspiring English sources

Kirkwood's characters get speeches containing sudden gaps, stammering repeats or switchbacks that give a delayed answer to an earlier question.

All the speeches containing or relating to legislation using the top words were then extracted and analysed for context and relevance.

"We condemn such statements that are irrelevant to the revolution, Syrians chose the non-violent way for their revolution and they won't change it, they refuse any practices or speeches containing sectarian or violent properties".

Mr Putin's speeches contain veiled nuclear threats.

Both of Bill Clinton's inaugural speeches contained passages aimed at bridging racial, ethnic and economic divides.

Reporters have said that their speeches contain simply attacks on other political parties and no programme for the future.

It is true both public and private speeches contained warnings about the dangers of jeopardising European cooperation on counter-terrorism and policing.

Thanks to Ms. Ringer, whose two curtain speeches contained not one "um" or "er," the applause was motored by not just appreciation but affection and pride too.

Even the best of these speeches contain some garbled syntax, much sneered at by press sketchwriters, but fully understood by his cheering audience.

While the Japanese speeches contained an average of 312 words (when translated into English), the English speeches had just 122 words.

Three of the speeches contained statements such as 'We don't agree with this' or 'This argument is not strong' without any clear explanation of the reason.