Sentence examples for tremendous speech from inspiring English sources

Jenny Tonge MP "I have had my criticisms of Charles in the past, but that was a tremendous speech.

Sibelius wrote no music for this tremendous speech, but its rhetoric infuses the cue for "solemn music" that follows, with dissonances sounding at earsplitting volume.

It was a tremendous speech, affecting and meaningful, but I remarked to him that in a hypothetical parlour game it wouldn't necessarily be the speech you would automatically match up with the fiction he writes.

So great was the national outrage at the televised pictures that within a few days President Lyndon Johnson had appeared before Congress and proposed a Voting Rights Act, in a tremendous speech that culminated in his Texan twang uttering the words: "And we shall overcome".

And the prospect of the government sacking entire websites because some user-generated content allegedly violates copyright laws creates tremendous free speech problems, civil liberties advocates say.

There is tremendous power in words, in our speech.

Whether you're talking about yourself or others, your speech holds tremendous weight.

The reaction to the trial and to Erskine's speech was tremendous; upon leaving the court he was given a standing ovation by the attorneys present, many of whom offered him briefs on the spot.

Hours after the Senate confirmed embattled Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, President Donald Trump celebrated the "tremendous victory" in a speech delivered to a cheering crowd of supporters in Topeka, Kansas, on Saturday night — and excoriated what he described as the Democrats' "disgraceful campaign" to "destroy" the judge.

Winners of the paper's prizes, for international reporting and commentary, gave buoyant speeches, reflecting the tremendous personal uplift that comes with such powerful recognition.

The speech not only covered tremendous ground & was noble, magnanimous, & detached, but it was a speech that contained little words.