Sentence examples for stirring address from inspiring English sources
It was the last thing anyone had the right to expect at that hour, in that setting, after an election that drew about 40 percent of registered voters; it was a genuinely stirring address.
Barack Obama, in a stirring address, said America would lead efforts to reach a global compact on climate change.
Along the way he made a speech or two, including the stirring address to the 1984 Democratic National Convention.
In a stirring address, his stoicism building to a controlled simmer, Mr. Khan challenged Mr. Trump on behalf of "patriotic American Muslims" everywhere.
On Tuesday, he delivered a stirring address calling for a bipartisan approach to overhauling the 2010 health-care law and criticizing the highly secretive and partisan process that had produced the pending legislation.
In mid-July 2017, he was diagnosed with brain cancer but returned to the Senate a few days later to deliver a stirring address begging his colleagues to work together.
(Just take President Obama's stirring inaugural address).
PHILADELPHIA — President Obama delivered a stirring valedictory address at the Democratic convention Wednesday night, hailing Hillary Clinton as his rightful political heir and the party's best hope to protect democracy from "homegrown demagogues" like the Republican Donald J. Trump.
Where is John F. Kennedy's stirring inaugural address, full of possibility and of an unshakable belief in America's unique role in leading the world?
Grammy-winning singer-songwriter John Legend delivered a stirring commencement address on Sunday at the University of Pennsylvania, College of Arts and Science.
College graduation ceremonies also include a bevy of politicians, movie stars and business titans, who deliver stirring commencement addresses while receiving honorary degrees.
