Sentence examples for vague speech from inspiring English sources

Except Mitch McConnell, who, having already twisted all the necessary limbs, just made a vague speech about how the bill would be viewed by Americans as a betrayal of the Budget Control Act of 2011.

Mrs. Clinton had spent the previous week mercilessly deriding Mr. Obama as a guy who gives nice, vague speeches but who isn't versed in the finer points of governing.

He could not avoid questions, and after being heckled into an admission that he supported the Compromise Tariff (many Whigs did not), resorted to quoting from Harrison's vague speeches.

They went so far as to cut up clips of Trump's speech and tie his vague words to specific components of their plan.

He has not laid out a plan, aside from one vague, hyperpoliticized speech.

In official speeches from the delegates, there is vague language about cultural sensitivity in safe-sex literature.

It's a repudiation — if a vague, stump-speech-appropriate one — of the paradigm of bootstraps self-sufficiency incarnated by Bloomberg.

It's a repudiation if a vague, stump-speech-appropriate one of the paradigm of bootstraps self-sufficiency incarnated by Bloomberg.

One of the few vaguely sane speeches we will hear this week.

As an intensifying Maoist insurgency kills an average of nearly 10 of his subjects a day, King Gyanendra of Nepal has spent most of his time sitting in his palace chain-smoking, writing vaguely worded speeches and, Nepalese leaders and foreign diplomats say, keeping nearly everyone in his anguished Himalayan kingdom guessing.

You know, the 80s when the president was an increasingly senile old man but still capable of delivering vaguely inspiring speeches in European capitals.