John Russell brought his Bill in last night, in a good speechas his friends, and a dull one as his enemies, say.
The Duke of Fitzjames made a good speech in the Chamber of Peers, and Chateaubriand a very fine one a few days before, full of eloquence in support of the claim of the Duke of Bordeaux against that of Louis Philippe I.
He invariably speaks well when a good speech is required from him, and this is upon every important question, for he gets no assistance from any of his colleagues, except now and then from Howick.
Peel made a good speech, and complimented John on his conduct.
Macaulay recovered his reputation on this occasion, and made a good speech.
Next to making a good speech, I'd like to be skilled in sleight-of-hand affairs.
When I hear a good speech I feel that I'd like to do as well; and, when I hear a poor one, I feel that I'd like to do better.
It may have started when I heard a good speech, somewhere, or, it may have started when I heard a poor one.
It might be said that one test of a good speech is the vividness with which its framework is discernible.
One is tempted to say that the test of a good speech, a well-prepared speech, is its conclusion.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "good speech" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
