Sentence examples for spirited speech from inspiring English sources

In a spirited speech to donors here, Mr. Bush took Mr. Kerry on by name for the first time, accusing him of waffling on a variety of issues.

Mr. Holt, who gave an unusually spirited speech, began with a gibe at Mr. Corzine, who was little-known before his primary campaign.

"It will be the defining point for the destiny of the people and country," he said during a spirited speech to flag-waving party members at the UMNO General Assembly in Kuala Lumpur.

— The last game at the old Yankee Stadium was over, Derek Jeter had offered a spirited speech to the fans and players had scooped up some dirt as a memento.

Hillary Rodham Clinton took time off from state politics today to come back to feminism and the United Nations, where her audience has always been friendly, to deliver a spirited speech on women's rights.

A6 Hillary Clinton at U.N. Hillary Rodham Clinton delivered a spirited speech on women's rights at the United Nations, at one of many meetings of a weeklong special session on the progress of women.

His wife, Lynne V. Cheney, a well-known figure in her own right, gives spirited speeches to warm up his audiences.

For now, the pact represents a political resurrection for Ms. Tymoshenko, whose spirited speeches made her a symbol of the Orange Revolution and one of the best-known politicians in Eastern Europe.

But his spirited victory speech was tempered by the lack of finality.

All eyes were not on Jennifer Lawrence for once when she presented a prize at the 2014 Screen Actors Guild Awards, with Matthew McConaughey stealing focus with a spirited acceptance speech for Dallas Buyers Club.

In a spirited concession speech, Mr. Morse, who lost the vote by just two percentage points, called the loss of his seat "purely symbolic" and defended the record of the last legislative session as "phenomenal".