Sentence examples for speeches speak from inspiring English sources

The best such speeches speak to the best of us.

All three, in their Nobel acceptance speeches, spoke of an early life spent with books.

Michelle and Barack Obama, in their Philadelphia speeches, spoke of hope and inclusion stirringly enough to counter the dark infomercials about fear and nativism that the Republicans broadcast from Cleveland.

Obama's final campaign speeches spoke of an economy that moved from recession to recovery and created 15 million jobs with rising incomes and reduced poverty.

On the other hand, do the activists who disrupted the speech speak for the movement at large?

If you're concerned about the reaction of other adults to your child's speech, speak to them away from the child.

Even her styling for the speech spoke volumes.

He had echoed those points in his speech, speaking of ending America's dependence on foreign oil.

Mr. Gore, in his nomination speech, spoke of challenging "a culture with too much meanness, and not enough meaning".

"Korea is the only divided country in the world; it's been half a century," she said in her acceptance speech, speaking through an interpreter.

Romney, in his convention speech, spoke of his plan to create "12 million new jobs," which the campaign's white paper describes as a four-year goal.