Sentence examples for speeches of those from inspiring English sources

Immortality for him means that his work will be known and appreciated for centuries, long after the speeches of those he portrayed are yellowing, unread, in the public libraries.

There is a strongly oratorical, performative quality to the last words of prisoners who die by hanging, in contrast with the more intimate, often apologetic speeches of those executed by gas chamber or electric chair.

I have always been inspired by the eloquent speeches of those ink-stained wretches who, once a year, emerge from the darkness of their garrets and shine in the bright light of respect -- at least until the music starts to play over their final words and they get the hook.

Obama can discuss the role of commander in chief, and the challenges of a world that can't be solved by the bellicose speeches of those who would start wars recklessly.

Indeed, it's hackers like the group Anonymous that engage in real censorship when they stifle the speech of those with whom they disagree.

It could grant governments the right to regulate the speech of those who hold views not approved by the ruling authorities.

Those pushing the DISCLOSE Act have a simple view: if the Supreme Court is no longer willing to limit the speech of those who oppose their agenda, they'll find other ways to do it.

They said that although during a political campaign some might support limits on the speech of those considered "too powerful," this was not an acceptable "justification for withholding First Amendment rights from any group — labor or corporate".

If the justices side with California, they will be declaring that states can target and regulate the speech of those private citizens who hold opinions not approved by a majority of the legislature and the governor.

They said that although during a political campaign some might support limits on the speech of those considered "too powerful," this was not an acceptable "justification for withholding First Amendment rights from any group—labor or corporate".

The United Church of Canada and Canadian Quakers could find themselves in court and judges, however much they personally recoiled from Israel's abuse of Palestinians, would have to abide by this outrageous piece of legislation and exercise "zero tolerance" against the free speech of those who condemn war crimes by Israel in the Middle East.