Sentence examples for stellar speech from inspiring English sources

It was a stellar speech, the only black dot on an otherwise perfect experience were the two idiots sitting behind me who were voicing their mundane opinions.

The four biggest speakers at the convention each gave a stellar speech in their own right, but for two reasons I have not included them below.

Even if you've given a stellar speech, there is always room for improvement, and you should look at every presentation that you give as a learning experience.

In 1965, at the request of the White House, the Democratic National Committee supplied a list of 50 stellar political speeches of the previous few years; 40 had been written by Mr. Hardesty.

Not everyone is going to love us; go find someone who does want to play with you and who appreciates what you have to offer". Like all stellar commencement speeches, Bullock kept it short and sweet.

The governing Congress party's record on freedom of speech is hardly stellar, as evidenced by India's sliding ranking in the World Press Freedom Index.

Eastwood, who praised Romney in his RNC speech as a "stellar businessman," has been criticized for what has been considered to be a thoroughly awkward event.

If Sanders wants to make further inroads against Clinton he should be speaking out against Vander Plaats and attempts to attack LGBT rights in Iowa, and should be touting his own stellar record on LGBT rights in his stump speeches everywhere.

The acceptance speeches, on the other hand, were largely stellar and weirdly tearless.

"She goes to a women's college, gives that gangbuster graduation speech, then goes to Arkansas, continues her career in the stellar way, makes more money than her husband, has only one child," Ms. Parke said.

Nina looked stellar in a bold green lace dress with nude heels as she gave her acceptance speech.