Sentences with phrase «wade through the speech»

To wade through the speech a year on feels like an intrusion on private grief - not the prime minister's, but the country's.

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His speech is so interesting because is a sober minded realist — whose job is wading through corruption — yet, he's an optimist who clearly believes we, New Yorkers, can do much better.

It is striking wading through Hansard to see just how often they make excellent, detailed and substantive speeches.