Sentence examples for speeches indicating from inspiring English sources

In recent weeks, Mr. Weill has made several speeches indicating Citigroup's commitment to raising standards that would reduce conflicts between research analysts and investment bankers.

In recent months, Wang Lequan, the long-serving party secretary of Xinjiang, and Nuer Baikeli, the chairman of the region, have given hard-line speeches indicating that a crackdown will soon begin.

Shakespeare described John McCain's reaction to Obama's eloquent speeches, indicating a hint of jealousy from the ole' war horse: "I want that glib and oily art -- to speak and purpose not" (King Lear).

The regime's response, and President Assad's last three speeches, indicate that no one in the presidential palace, not even the president, can move the glass bottle of despotism that has held Syria's future captive.

Both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama in their post-election speeches indicated that they were taking the same high road.

But these three short speeches indicated that the industrialized nations and the developing countries might not be able to find a joint path forward.

With luck that was a throwaway speech, indicating no serious intent.

When, at the Democratic convention of 1960, he made a speech indicating a "New Frontier", this seemed to mean something.

She said she supported Mr. Clinton's education agenda, his tax-cut plan and other parts of the speech, indicating its broad appeal.

Over the weekend, the head of China's central bank also gave a speech indicating that the yuan could be revalued in the near future (though he blamed international pressure, rather than internal imbalances).

It's not disgraceful Alistair Burt "I will talk until half past two and I make that very clear," Mr Burt told MPs at the beginning of his speech – indicating that he would force parliament to reject the law.