Sentence examples for speeches straight from inspiring English sources

Some of the diplomatic small fry who have learned Russian and can listen to Vishinsky's speeches straight from the horse's mouth, say that they show less intellectual assurance than they did a while back.

Trump often lifts his speech straight from the bottom to the top.

Antwi nearly swung it with his speech straight from the Martin Luther King school of rousing oratory.

Not enough, though, to stop her introducing "Warwick Avenue" with more patter about relationships, slipping from the speech straight into an a cappella first verse, before the band punches in for the rest.

Chaplin plays Adenoid Hynkel (brush-mustached dictator of the nation of Tomania) and the dictator's look-alike, a Jewish barber who poses as the leader at the end of the film to make a fervent change-the-world speech, straight to the camera.

A few days into Virginia's 2018 legislative session, a Democratic delegate named Sam Rasoul stood on the floor of the state House and gave a speech straight from the angry populist heart of his party's new national platform.

And his victory speech was straight out of Jesse Jackson's convention rouser.

"This speech was straight out of the Dick Cheney playbook.

He prefers straight speeches, like the inaugural address he composed last fall for Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, of California, but he is constantly getting calls from people who want him to repeat the trick he performed for Mrs. Reagan.

Mr. Romney tends to plant himself during his stump speeches, standing ramrod straight in his starched white shirt and tie.

It is clear that you have one political party seeking to strip rights from LGBT people, to the point of writing those calls for continued discrimination into their party platform and into their candidate's stump speeches, which goes straight to the heart of economic insecurity for the LGBT community.