fiery speech

As a senator he was known for his fiery speeches.

He was known for his fiery speeches that united political and religious themes.

Justice Brown has also faced criticism for sometimes fiery speeches.

She made fiery speeches against the proposed equal rights amendment in 1975.

After being arrested for making a fiery speech, he was taken to court and assigned a lawyer.

Dean boasted in a fiery speech given at a recent rally.

The first workout after the strike ended included a fiery speech that made its way to national television.

But his fiery speech was cooled by the news of official indecision.

Osama bin Laden appeared and gave a fiery speech to the camp.

"You have burnt away my weakness with your fiery speech, beautiful lady.

Lincoln, not yet a president, is said to have delivered a fiery speech denouncing slavery.

He travels, makes fiery speeches and appears in Parliament.

Revolutionary meetings were held, fiery speeches made, and slogans written on walls.

He gave a fiery speech to his supporters, stating among other that:

The delegates hooted and cheered for the brief but fiery speech.

In a fiery speech, he tried to rally Muslims to Libya's defense.

Jones, however, stole the spotlight with a fiery speech that brought the crowd into a near frenzy.

Fiery speeches have abounded in the five years since Sept. 11 2001, but this is a radical departure.

His fiery speeches and uncompromising foreign policy on such issues as Iran's nuclear program are causing the country to face possible sanctions.

He launched his political career in his tailor shop, giving fiery speeches.

There's no fiery speeches being given; we don't have the surrogates out there."

Members who agreed with them came outside and gave fiery speeches denouncing the treaties. '

Ghosh not only delivered fiery speeches but also wrote effectively.

In a fiery speech, she claimed that "She stole the presidency not once, but twice!"

Later, he gave a fiery speech at a dinner for Rensselaer County Democrats.