Sentence examples for wild speech from inspiring English sources

In the presence of radio microphones and world leaders, Hammond delivers a wild speech (dictated by Hearst), that, in its utopian and histrionic extremes, foreshadows the climactic oration by Charlie Chaplin in "The Great Dictator" even as the specifics of the principled power-grab at the core of the film seem downright fascistic.

A glimpse of God's tail," he says, in one of his wild speeches.

I made a wild, impromptu speech, probably using several jokes Jeremy had cracked during the evening, got a round of applause and the following day was invited to speak on the paper in the committee debate the next week.

Depending on the database, explode functions, wild cards and speech marks were used, and combined searches using the Boolean terms OR and AND.

Yet of course to those whose lives are miles away from the wild market of speech-making it is shocking.

Col. Charles Alamba -- the chief prosecutor, now famous for launching into wild digressions and speeches -- asked Colonel Kapend about some phone calls he made on the day of the murder, and then, in the most theatrical of voices, said: "Who is Christine Kapalanga?" "That is my private life," Colonel Kapend said.

Her speech received wild cheers from the audience, with Meryl Streep and Jennifer Lopez getting out of their seats and waving their arms.

The poems in this book are full of quotations — not specific quotations for which the poet might have provided sources, as Eliot did in "The Waste Land," but untraceable borrowings from the wild variety of ordinary speech, filled out with fleeting parodies of humble written forms: the family Christmas circular, the letter from a consumer, the office memo.

Before us an imposing and ancient figure was making a fine speech about the wild world, like a benign King Lear, white locks lifted in the sprightly breeze.

The proposed US defense budget for fiscal year 2017 has been released into the wild, capping a week of speeches, talks, and announcements by Secretary of Defense Ash Carter.

Awards for doddery members were replaced with videos hailing the leader's achievements to "loud thumping music", creating a "wild zombified build-up" to his speech.