Sentence examples similar to speeches contributed from inspiring English sources

That speech contributed significantly to Mr. Bush's loss to Bill Clinton and his campaign of tolerance and youth.

Poetic devices such as repetition, assonance, alliteration, and figures of speech contribute to the overall vigour of the lines.

In addition, the results indicate that the comprehensibility of the speech contributes to accent perception.

In the interview, Mr. Levin said he had written one of the speeches and contributed to the second, in which Mr. Paladino warned against brainwashing children into accepting homosexuality.

I would like to think that all of my articles and speeches have contributed to the reduction of this stigma.

First, it is possible that viewing a familiar speech rhythm contributed to the enhanced excitability of the articulatory motor cortex during observation of English visual speech.

The company's reputation as the platform with the most laissez-faire attitude toward hate speech reportedly contributed to Disney's recent decision not to buy the company.

Kagame's critics say he is using laws intended to prevent the propagation of the kind of hate speech that contributed to the killings to suppress criticism of, and opposition to, the government.

The speech also contributed to the revolts that occurred later that year in Hungary and Poland, further weakening the Soviet Union's control over the Soviet bloc and temporarily strengthening the position of Khrushchev's opponents in the Presidium.

I am frankly shocked that Professor Greenslade supports such speech that contributed to the death of millions of Jews.

A German historian, Gerd Dietrich, would comment, "Springsteen's concert and speech certainly contributed in a large sense to the events leading up to the fall of the wall.