Sentence examples for speeches equally from inspiring English sources

But not, as Sorensen contends, were their campaign speeches equally substantive in the way they called on how Americans could "serve" their nation.

John Doe's sanctimonious speeches are equally weightless; only his self-righteous fury registers.

"Africa doesn't need strong men; it needs strong institutions".Mr Obama's speech was equally notable for what it omitted.

I feel so guilty now for selling my Academy copy of 'The Social Network.' " The rest of his speech was equally full of zingers.

It is relativism, for it insists that all forms of speech be equally tolerated independently of whether they are judged to be true and illuminating or false and pernicious.

Pamuk, who won the Nobel in 2006, not long after Turkish state prosecutors had charged him with "insulting Turkishness" for remarks he made to an interviewer, told the Guardian "there were times in Turkey when free speech was equally bad … as in 2008 when YouTube was closed.

Our reunion after-dinner speech was equally riveting.

Metternich rejected the Tsar's idealistic plans for (among other things) a single European army, but his own recommendations to the Prussians for greater controls on freedom of speech proved equally hard for other powers such as Britain to support openly.

Though I did not go see Drudge's speech, I was on C-SPAN's show Washington Journal with Brian Lamb the previous day, and I recall politely chastising Lamb for broadcasting Drudge's speech and equally politely criticizing the Press Club for hosting him.

He decided on a raven, which he considered "equally capable of speech" as a parrot, because it matched the intended tone of the poem.

Shane Allen's leaving speech as Channel 4's head of comedy was equally scabrous.