These were the final, and most important, words of a speech former London Mayor Ken Livingstone gave in the aftermath of the 7/7 suicide bombings.
Today, Prince Charles has, in the words of a speech on Ireland he once delivered, become a subject of the two countries' shared history and not its prisoner.
Unhappily for Mr Miliband, though that summary is accurate enough, it also wholly fails to convey how this 6000 word clunker of a speech came across in reality.
If I want to look for every instance of the word "change" in the online text of a speech by Barack Obama, it helps if "change" isn't spelled five different ways.
In this study, we have analyzed erroneous phonemic replacements from an open-set spoken word recognition task which is part of a speech audiometric test battery for the Dutch-speaking area.
Recently, Democratic candidate for President Hillary Clinton has been the subject of criticism for her use of the word "superpredator" during a speech at Keene State College in New Hampshire on January 28 , 1996
While still pictures were an undeniably powerful medium for documenting important events, they could do little to communicate the words, cadences or inferences of a speech.
The Patriot & Union's descendant, the Patriot-News, retracted those remarks on Thursday, in an editorial cast to echo the words and tone of a speech which became a foundation stone of American democracy.
Now comes "Dreaming of a Speech Without Words: The Paintings and Early Objects of H. C. Westermann," at the Montclair Art Museum, a traveling show organized by the Contemporary Museum, Honolulu.
From its opening image of President Bush appearing to say "Let's roll" (the words are dubbed over a clip of a speech), the video is a stream-of-consciousness record of human catastrophes.
