His biographer Bliss Perry, who knew him well, called him "soldierly" and "erect," prone to "abrupt" and "vigorous" speech.
Michelle Obama gave a vigorous speech, turning from praise for the museum's celebration of "the glory and complexity" of American art to urge outreach to disadvantaged young people.
She let fly with a vigorous speech, not one word of which I could understand, though she was apparently speaking English.
A striking number of the Russian businesspeople present owed their careers to their connections with the Kremlin.Mr Putin delivered a vigorous speech about making Russia more business-friendly.
"It is only about tactics and show, and not about politics," Mr. Steinmeier said in a vigorous speech in Thursday's debate.
He delivered a vigorous speech before a large crowd in Milwaukee, and joked in an interview with the NBC News anchor Tom Brokaw about his subdued performance.
She not only went, but delivered a vigorous speech on behalf of women's rights in a country that was well known for acting forcefully against them.
On April 11th, the day of the original official launch, he gave a vigorous speech at the Virginia Military Institute arguing that the war is essential for America's national security and suggesting that the surge is beginning to work.
London's mayoralty will be up for grabs, as will local councils in Scotland and parts of England.Mr Miliband launched Labour's national campaign with a vigorous speech on April 2nd.
