Sentence examples for consistently spoke from inspiring English sources

One of the strongest legacies of Pope John Paul II will be that he consistently spoke out for life.

Prison in Myanmar is about as bleak as prison gets, but upon her release in 2012 Wai Wai Nu consistently spoke out, even as some other political activists, including Bamar ones, ended up behind bars.

When the casualties of terrorism mounted as he had forecast, he consistently spoke out in the House and to the media always with an eloquent condemnation of the IRA's men of violence.

While critics and literary scholars have tried to pick at Capote's version of the 1959 murder of Herb Clutter, a farmer in Holcomb, Kansas, and of his wife and two children, almost from the moment of its release in 1966, it was the KBI that consistently spoke up for its accuracy.

Its instructions for how to dump chicks, guilt-free, and how to get over an ex (find someone who looks like her but has bigger breasts) certainly corroborate Kimmel's observation that the guys he interviewed "consistently spoke of women more with contempt than desire".

We do know that Jefferson consistently spoke out loudly against the institution of slavery and that, while younger, he worked toward its eradication.

That is why the Lancet has consistently spoken out against cluster bombs.

Mr. Obama has consistently spoken out against the new rules that allow unlimited contributions from corporations and wealthy donors.

The only character who consistently speaks with intelligence turns out to be not only crazy but destructive.

Watson has consistently spoken of his dislike for East Lake, saying Friday that "we don't see eye-to-eye".

Few have consistently spoken truth to power in the forceful, and funky, way Public Enemy have always done.