speechifying

The speechifying was held in the high school cafeteria where over 125 people were present.

They all laugh hard at this, and my speechifying seems forgiven.

But it made for good speechifying, Wren had to admit that.

I was getting a bit sick of all the speechifying and hand-shaking.

But the scenes devoted to the victims are far more effective than the political speechifying.

Then she lands on the alien planet, and the pat speechifying takes up where it left off.

That had been the end of the speechifying.

Enough speechifying goes on that the novellas' major agendas are exceptionally clear.

We must ensure that the fine speechifying about transparency does, in actual fact, bear fruit.

Accordingly, he had cut back on the public speechifying, concentrating his efforts on another front.

Yes, there are some heavy mechanics in the plotting and too much ungainly speechifying.

Mr. Fernandez seems to know this, too; he never looks comfortable in his speechifying.

But for once, the obtrusive speechifying can be absorbed into the fictional fabric.

To mitigate, she gave up her headbands and her speechifying.

Initially, at least, his unorthodox speechifying was successful with his audiences.

Yes, there's no avoiding the clunky speechifying and symbolism.

From now on all his speechifying would be tinged with just the faintest hue of the ridiculous.

All this speechifying was making him thirsty.

And, of course, there's a speechifying and self-sacrificing coach.

Each speaker, it turns out, had to submit a kind of audition videotape of his or her speechifying.

I was surprised by my speechifying.

Sharp increases in the price of a gallon of gasoline have often spurred presidential speechifying.

And ceremonies are staged at which speechifying and shouting are justified.

Grunte said that by and large most people had a jolly time, although there was, perhaps, a shade too much speechifying.

(The speechifying will have a leaden effect on audiences.)