Sentence examples for speeches than from inspiring English sources

When we were 4-6, I was giving more angry speeches than anything else.

He said that senators are better at making speeches than governing.

Clinton said in effect that it was better to be paid for speeches than to be a lobbyist.

Crowds often can be moved more readily by vapid, repetitious, or inflammatory speeches than by profound or wise counsel.

He is giving more speeches than he did as Maine's environmental chief and has the added job of fund-raising.

But, once in the White House, Gerson proved far more influential in injecting compassionate conservatism into Bush's speeches than into his policies.

Ms. Sukowa's delivery was far more speech than song.

But a moment speech is less about the speech than it is about the moment.

I prepared more for that speech than for any speech that I remember giving.

In recent months the PML-N has been more closely associated with hate speech than free speech.

Now, for instance, they are more sensitive to hate speech than at the latest election.