Sentences with phrase «political speeches»

Independence Day is commonly associated with fireworks, parades, barbecues, carnivals, fairs, picnics, concerts, baseball games, family reunions, and political speeches and ceremonies, in addition to various other public and private events celebrating the history, government, and traditions of the United States.

He is an outrageous self - promoter who is not shy to talk about success on stage as he did on multiple occasions before he delivered political speeches.

No canned political speeches; no feigned emotion.

Kennedy was lined up as the dinner headliner long before the Stoneman Douglas shooting, for what normally is an evening of political speeches, maneuvering and gossip.

In the video clip I linked, Prof. Fisher raises (and, for his students, refrains from answering) the question of what policy issues copyright protection for (non-government) political speeches might raise.

From Supreme Court of Canada live and archived webcasts to CanLII training videos on YouTube to political speeches, there is plenty of valid, useful, legal content on the web that is being blocked from viewing in an office near you.

Rhetorical questions can be quite powerful in political speeches or philosophical debates, but don't work so well in scientific discussions.

Viewed in isolation, the exaggerated gestures and impassioned words of political oratory fall relatively flat and, as such, the audience is left to consider whether the mingling of both speech and gesture - and the bewitching effect they trigger - constitutes an indirect form of witchcraft as seen in the political speeches we come across on television.

Collecting words, quotes and phrases found in political speeches and articles, Montoya strategically allows the chosen words and images, now removed from their original context, to be seen anew, creating a new dialogue and a dynamic tension between the text and their accompanying scenes.

Breer's 16 mm animated films range from colorfully choreographed geometric compositions to darker, visceral portrayals of the state of politics and popular culture in America in the 1960s through 1990s and are scattered with scenes and sound clips of baseball games, biplanes, and political speeches.

In its mazelike interior, visitors encounter sinister recordings of political speeches, a beehive, and an imagined post-human environment.

Over the course of the week of the DNC, our events and activities were covered multiple times in the media including in the Philadelphia Daily News and at philly.com (competing against many other potential stories, such as mass protests and political speeches occurring every day).

It is the mixture of the modern life and it is also found in the advertising and also the newspaper advertising to the political speeches.

Let's take a look at some of the Common Core standards that relate to the understanding of political speeches and texts.

The revolution — the one foretold in so many platforms, political speeches, and books of the 1960s and early 1970s — didn't really happen.

The film's most arresting sequences take place while the track booms away irrelevantly with parade marches, political speeches, patriotic music.

The ceremony Sunday at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles was punctuated by political speeches and impassioned arguments for diversity.

There were no political speeches, no calls to arms and no mentions of Donald Trump at the Academy's Governors Awards on Saturday night.

Backstage at the Los Angeles Women's March, near the steps of City Hall, a star - studded assembly of powerful Hollywood women including Eva Longoria, Scarlett Johansson, Alfre Woodard, Olivia Munn, Natalie Portman and Viola Davis took turns delivering fiery political speeches to a crowd of 600,000 (according to Mayor Eric Garcetti's Twitter feed).

Also, not only do the words in political speeches reflect different ideologies and ideas of the parties, but they can reflect the times of when the speech was made, so the meaning can change over time.»

«If ego development can be scored from everyday language, then the content of text from Twitter feeds to political speeches, and from children's stories to strategic plans, may provide new insights into our state of moral, social and cognitive development.»

We hear enough political speeches and redundant rhetoric about the state's business climate.

5.21 pm: Sometimes political speeches are important because of what they say, and sometimes they resonate, not so much because of the message, but because of the way it is delivered.

But generally speaking this was as unimaginative and unambitious as political speeches get.

Cuomo did not mention President Donald Trump by name, which is in keeping with his political speeches so far in which he blasts right - wing politicians, often in Congress.

In this April 23 letter to the Wall Street Journal, and during recent political speeches, U.S. Rep. John Faso said he is pushing for stricter work requirements on SNAP recipients, suggest...

In this April 23 letter to the Wall Street Journal, and during recent political speeches, U.S. Rep. John Faso said he is pushing for stricter work requirements on SNAP recipients, suggesting that the food stamp program is an easy target for drug dealers and fraud.

As a delegate at the 1984 Democratic National Convention in San Francisco, I remember how much pride I and the other delegates felt when he gave what is arguably one of the best political speeches in history.

At the 1984 Democrat National Convention, Gov. Mario Cuomo stepped up to the podium and gave one of the most iconic political speeches of the latter half of the 20th...

Cuomo closed his remarks with a variation on the same theme he uses in most political speeches: that New Yorkers are a community, united by a cord, and that we will all rise (or fall) together.

He has set these out in a series of significant political speeches.

It's clear that neither lofty political speeches and intellectual evocations of Europe's shared cultural treasure, nor an economic recovery will be enough to establish loyalty.

Adjectives like «bold» and «radical» tend to permeate Scottish political speeches, and those emanating from the SNP are no exception.

This can not be the time for inflammatory and demagogic political speeches.

On top of that, survey respondents (and human coders of political texts) tend to rely on their own dispositions to evaluate political speeches with respect to emotionality.

I find the requirement to be a control of political speeches - how people organize for political purposes is a form of political speeches.

But there is a middle road - maybe part of the reason that political speeches don't get reported anymore is because they don't resonate (which you imply.)

Yesterday, at a White House meeting with school nutrition leaders, you made headlines by giving what's being called «one of the most overtly political speeches during [your] tenure as First Lady.»

A barbecue is a festival the most prominent features of which are political speeches and roasted hog.

Don't get me wrong, Religion is a powerful tool as evident in todays wars as it's used in music lyrics, political speeches with religious overtones among other things.

Only recently have Niebuhr quotations begun once again to sprinkle the political speeches of national office seekers and the pages of learned religious journals.

Ingersoll was many things, such as a Union officer in the Civil War, the attorney general of Illinois, one of the great orators of his time (his «Plumed Knight» speech, in which he nominated James G. Blaine at the 1876 Republican convention, is one of the great political speeches of its time), Republican political leader, attorney, and atheist.

Political speeches, now as in the past, pay ritual obeisance to the divine judge.

Now political speeches are much easier to avoid.

He much preferred poetry to political speeches, but at the latter he also excelled.

The Bull Moose had a literary disposition, being an avaricious reader who penned numerous scholarly books and delivered some of our country's best political speeches.

The thousands of people in attendance will listen to political speeches, check out the latest firearms, attend gun training courses and socialize.

The Oscars bring political speeches to Hollywood, and politicians in Washington are happy to cheer them on.

Zuckerberg said suppression of certain political speech on Facebook is «a fair concern that people would at least wonder about» because Silicon Valley is known for its left - leaning politics.

An employee does not have free reign [sic] to engage in political speech that disrupts the workplace, but punishing an employee for deviating from company orthodoxy on a political issue is not allowed either.