Sentence examples for tone of a speech from inspiring English sources

Indian officials said they would be carefully analyzing the tone of a speech by General Musharraf.

The Patriot & Union's descendant, the Patriot-News, retracted those remarks on Thursday, in an editorial cast to echo the words and tone of a speech which became a foundation stone of American democracy.

If King provided the vision, and Lincoln the gravitas, Cooke supplied the aching, hopeful tone of a speech and a candidate that have been a long, long time coming.

While Mr. Clinton's appearance in Queens had the tone of a stump speech, complete with local elected officials, his visit to East Harlem was a bit quirkier.

Lofty goals, choice rhetoric, and pushes for change are all  common, and though Wittman urged that he isn't "looking for votes," his first presser nonetheless took on the tone of a campaign speech.

The tone of an informative speech is usually fairly flexible and often dependent on the topic of the speech.

He assumed the tone of a man making a speech.

Obama's inaugural address received mixed reviews, with some describing the tone of the speech a praiseworthy one of restraint and plain speaking, while others described the speech as low-brow and cliched.

The tone of the speech was a sharp departure from the more optimistic assessment Dr. Allawi gave to the American public on his visit to the United States last month.

The novel "Babbitt" focuses on a local real estate man who speaks and thinks in the tone of a chamber of commerce speech.

And whereas the original contract's language was carefully poll-tested to appeal to squishy moderates, the pledge has the aggressively small-government tone of a Rand Paul stump speech, complete with attacks on "self-appointed elites," praise for Americans' speaking out "in town halls and on public squares," and pledges "to honor the Constitution as constructed by its framers".