Sentence examples for warm speeches from inspiring English sources

They are less optimistic than Mr Bush claims to be about the healing power of democracy, especially its power to transform the Arab world.All of this suggests applying a proper scepticism to the warm speeches Mr Bush will deliver and listen to on his progress through Europe next week.

As president, he gave a warm speech to Congress.

Champagne popped; the editor, Frank Giles, made a warm speech; there was applause.

It's best to ask the individuals what they would prefer in terms of a leaving do – some will want a party and a warm speech while others may prefer to leave quietly.

Chita was her usual, radiant self; Jane Alexander gave a warm speech (and although I've enjoyed her on stage since 1968, I never realized she could be so funny); and Angela bravely soldiered on before breaking down in tears.

Senator McCain also has a new environmental ad now playing in Oregon to coincide with his global warming speech.

| Updated | There's been some worthwhile commentary and analysis since President Obama delivered his global warming speech at Georgetown University yesterday (and a dribble of conventional news coverage).

It's a little like that frog in a beaker of water that Al Gore talks about in his global warming speech — the one who won't notice he's being boiled to death if you turn up the heat ever so gradually.

Labour said Merkel's speech had brought "warm words, cold comfort" for Cameron.

But European leaders' warm words for Barack Obama's speech were not matched by combat commitments and it was not clear where the 5,000 were coming from.

I made the Colorado College graduation on time (the day was warm, the speeches involved something about pursuing dreams), and after four weeks and 7,052 miles I arrived back home.