Sentence examples for control of public utterance from inspiring English sources

Beard writes that Homer's words imply that "an integral part of growing up, as a man, is learning to take control of public utterance and to silence the female of the species".

There's the psychological stranglehold imposed by innate shyness, which makes any form of public utterance a trial.

It's well known (or will be soon) that Elena Kagan has left a thin trail of public utterances or writings on controversial subjects.

By Jeffrey Toobin May 10, 2010 It's well known (or will be soon) that Elena Kagan has left a thin trail of public utterances or writings on controversial subjects.

He sees himself as riding above the day-to-day fray while, at the same time, tightly controlling ministers' public utterances and insisting on total loyalty from them and other government officials.

Mr. Bainbridge, in his Profile of Max Sherover, wrote that on of the records of historical interest owned by the Lingua-phone is "a recording of the last public utterance of Wm.

Even a cursory comparison of the public utterances of Donald Rumsfeld with those of "Daniel Mendelsohn" suggests that the percentage is, if anything, higher in our case.

But it was only the first of a string of surprising public utterances and policies during these early pioneering years in the 1980s.

More than two decades since leaving office, he remains confident of the consistent noteworthiness of his public utterances.

And, at the same time, the blanding of musicians' public utterances commenced.

In most of their public utterances, administration officials have argued that they feared American soldiers might be subject to politically motivated charges.