Sentence examples for terrific speeches from inspiring English sources

Sporadic photo ops in shirtsleeves or factory settings persuade no one; a few terrific speeches can't always ride to the rescue.

But let's give her her due: she gave a terrific speech on Wednesday night.

Among the leaders, Ed Miliband made a terrific speech – better than anything he managed during the campaign.

"The good news is: I have a terrific speech for a Tony.

Discount, if you like, the terrific speech he gave when unveiling the proposal; this is, nonetheless, a very big deal.

My sympathies are with Compass, and Peter Hain makes a terrific speech – what a great survivor he is.

And he said that Teresa Heinz Kerry had written her own "terrific" speech on the Convention's second night, even though many Democrats thought it less than terrific, because it was more about her than about her husband.

One terrific speech tells us a lot about Jimmy and the world he has inherited; it also includes the first shout of Osborne's boilerplate anti-Americanism: The old Edwardian brigade do make their brief little world look pretty tempting.

The president gave a terrific speech.

Not that Sanders doesn't already have a terrific speech.

It was pretty much the most terrific speech he has ever given.