Sentence examples for speeches described from inspiring English sources

This collection of essays and speeches, described by Mary Helen Washington as an "unparalleled articulation of black feminist thought" and by Beverley Guy-Sheftall as the first book length Black feminist text, emphasizes the import of a woman's voice and her unique contributions while at the same time highlighting the racialization of gender and the sexualization of race.

Because President George W. Bush, in some speeches, described the Iraq war as America carrying out God's will, we knew not to refer to that conflict as a "Christian" war.

About a hundred people listened to speeches describing the "military interests of the profit seekers".

A few oblique scenes and speeches describe the horrors of the Middle Passage and of slavery.

Mr. Obama and administration officials have said they are pursuing a "legal framework" for those decisions, and some top officials have given speeches describing that legal framework.

At the same time, Erdogan lately has spoken with increasing vitriol about Israel in his public speeches — describing Israelis as killers — to build up his domestic support.

He also recalled how Mr. Siegel suggested that a phrase Mr. Travis likes to use in speeches, describing the college's students as "fierce advocates for justice," be reused.

A British contemporary observed that his diplomatic communication skills were particularly evident in his political speeches, describing Rainilaiarivony as a "Great orator among a nation of orators".

Democratic speech writer Josh Gottheimer, in his book Ripples of Hope: Great American Civil Rights Speeches, describes Frank as "one of the brightest and most energetic defenders of civil rights issues".

Mr. Doerr's speech described two categories of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs -- missionaries and mercenaries.

The speech described the four stages of dysfunction in a police force.