Sentence examples for better to speak from inspiring English sources

Better to speak about random versus significant.

Better to speak volumes than to read them.

I agree it's better to speak than to shoot.

Better to speak with folks when they are open to hearing us (and not spewing obscenities).

It's better to speak bluntly, and on Saturday morning, German Chancellor Angela Merkel certainly did.

It arises, she suggests, out of the "sense that it is better to speak than to hold things back".

Many writers in his world seemed men out of time and place, but there was no one better to speak for, and to, postwar California than Ray Bradbury.

It's better to speak English,' " said José Manuel Poot Cahun, 26, who plays the role of the scheming brother and grew up speaking both Maya and Spanish.

It is better to speak about a grain of sand than to speak about a piece of shit from a stingray".

When it came before the Lords, who better to speak on the subject than the noble possessor of Newstead Abbey, unexpectedly inherited in 1798?

Better fewer but better, so to speak.