Sentence examples for all men speak from inspiring English sources
Quoting the Gospel, he said, "If all men speak well of you, woe be unto you".
"Today all men speak of him," wrote one newspaper, "… he has a reputation as great as the most advertised soap: he will be immortalised".
Although Gilligan notes that the respective languages of care and justice are not gender correlated in any iron-clad way, with all women speaking only the language of care and all men speaking only the language of justice, the examples she uses sometimes undermine her disclaimer.
All the men speak Arabic and some also speak English.
He is dressed in flame-red long shorts and baseball cap and, because not all the men speak English, his words are translated by Hamza "Cranky" Ben Youssef, a Tunisian breakdancer with a pigtail and a connoisseur moustache.
We're men after all, and men speak their truths, emotional or otherwise, without fear.
And as they all to a man speak in the same paranoid tone of disillusioned whistleblowers from a TV thriller, they don't sound very convincing.
Partly it's because that's how young men speak, all over the world, but particularly in the kind of environments from which many contemporary militants come.
The first is that, with all these famous men speaking candidly about their mental health, we are witnessing a major cultural shift.
Alvarado let the two men speak.
