Sentence examples for speeches themselves from inspiring English sources
The content of the speeches themselves change, too.
The speeches themselves are nearly all empty assertion.
At political conventions, entrances and entrance songs can be nearly as important as the speeches themselves.
The speeches themselves are not as aggressive as many Democrats might like.
He contributed jokes used in some of John F. Kennedy's speeches, but did not write the speeches themselves.
But speeches themselves seem backward looking in this age of the sound bite, when there is no such thing as a captive television audience.
That they appear in his stump speech again and again is noticed only by the press corps that follows him – who could give parts of the speech themselves, in their sleep.
Most of the acts that Chait says are "perverting liberalism" are acts of free speech themselves: discussions of racial microaggressions, hashtag campaigns, and even complaints from women of color about racism on a Facebook group.
A way out may be to give users far more control to weed out the hate speech themselves, with AI-driven algorithms applied to the problem.
Broadband providers, however, display no such intent to convey a message in their provision of broadband Internet access services they do not engage in speech themselves but serve as a conduit for the speech of others.
"The ruling makes it clear this was not about prohibiting hate speech, it says they [Huppenthal and Horne] were acting with hate speech themselves," said Isabel Medina, a constitutional law professor at Loyola University.
