Sentence examples for stirring speech from inspiring English sources

Vladimir Bukovsky, a former political prisoner, gave a calm, stirring speech denouncing Putin's "new Chekist regime".

Enter warships, fighter planes, flag-waving crowds and the man himself delivering a stirring speech flanked by army men.

Such seeming indifference has infuriated human rights and democracy advocates, who are dismayed by the mismatch between the president's occasional stirring speech and his everyday lack of action.

Menard joined the abolitionist cause in Lincoln's hometown of Springfield, Ill., in 1859, delivering a stirring speech at a celebration of British Emancipation Day.

When her supervisor Al Harrison Kevin Costnerr) discovers this, he rips the Colored Ladies Room sign off the door with a crowbar, and delivers a stirring speech announcing that bathrooms at NASA, from here on out, will be desegregated.

Johnson gave a stirring speech.

It was a stirring speech.

There was even a stirring speech by a "candidate".

He made a stirring speech — hit all the points.

And not the most stirring speech in the history of the world.

And Bill Clinton may want to launch a "Clinton round" with a stirring speech.