Sentence examples for challenge of speaking from inspiring English sources

"I like the challenge of speaking different languages and getting to know another culture," she says.

Several of the women targeted, however, said that Weinstein's use of private security agencies deepened the challenge of speaking out.

Despite the role's physical demands, not to mention the challenge of speaking Coward's crisp dialogue with the right rhythms and intonations, Ms. Cattrall seems calm and contented, almost tickled with delight at the byways of fortune that have brought her here.

It is one that requires the embrace of uncertainty and the challenge of speaking for oneself; watching a YouTube video of a 1972 David Bowie concert, she thinks: "He is a freak, like the Medusa … If I had been there, I would have been the loudest screamer".

Afhganistan's Azizi does feel the challenge of speaking "the language of a nation, the idea of a nation, the problems and progress of the nation from each and every sector," he said.

The challenge of speaking truth to power is huge in any country, as the number of journalists killed around the world testifies.

Both men pursued their ambitions through identical tactics: a kinder way of speaking, a challenge to the convention that powerful men should wear ties, an attempt at thoughtful discourse rather than ideological boxing.

He took a sweeping view of the challenge, speaking of a shift from composition to "construction" as the painter's essential task.

The kind of public speaking that challenges me in more of a major way is the thought of speaking to larger groups of women, speaking on camera, and speaking on a live radio show.

They found the challenge of public speaking induced a significant increase in the subjects' measures of stress.

Australia is being challenged to speak up on behalf of Malaysia's opposition leader as he faces "a travesty of justice" and the prospect of prison this month.