Meanings of interesting speech in English

Why, because he made the most interesting speech at conference the other evening.

You are going to hear an interesting speech, because he's erudite, your Highlander.

We came across an interesting speech this week from a senior Fine Gael minister.

General Mahone made a long and interesting speech in respect to the Danville election.

After luncheon the judge made us a most interesting speech.

The most enthusiastic cheers followed this interesting speech.

Her face looked out from under it as if she were listening to a fine song or an interesting speech.

Last night we had an interesting speech from the noble Lord who generally sits opposite me, the noble Lord the Member for Stamford.

Looking back over the year, an interesting speech by the Taoiseach, which got lost in the confusion around Brexit, deserves attention for three reasons.

Mr. F. C. Gould, the brilliant and felicitous caricaturist, recently delivered a most interesting speech upon the nature and atmosphere of our modern English caricature.

This interesting speech, made scarcely a day before he closed his eyes in death, was typical of his whole generous, trustful, philosophical point of view.

Mr. Grow had made a very interesting speech of about an hour's duration, and Mr. Colfax was to follow for an equal length of time.

Minister when he had made that interesting speech on the second reading he (the speaker) could not have conscientiously voted for the second reading.

A platform was erected under the shade of the vine-covered walls, and interesting speeches made.

Having been elected a member of this, I had the satisfaction of hearing most interesting speeches from Victor Hugo, Tourgueneff, and Edmond About.