Sentence examples for determination to speak from inspiring English sources

The growing fame and her determination to speak out for girls' education put her on the Taliban radar.

Nick Clegg said he wanted to pay tribute to Sharp's determination to speak up for her son over 10 years.

In the course of this interview, she occasionally seemed almost Anglo-Saxon in her determination to speak her mind.

But at O. D. Heck, she felt stuck between her need for a job and her determination to speak up about the behavior.

Go back to Frederick Douglass, an escaped slave writing some of the most beautiful prose in the 19th century - the determination to speak out is there.

Neither Boko Haram's slayings of other religious rulers nor the attempted assassination of Sanusi's predecessor appear to have dampened his determination to speak out.

More decisive still has been his courteous but firm determination not to speak English, a considerable (and impressively perverse) accomplishment, considering he has worked for so long in an American-dominated industry.

But he was many other things: an affluent man who rose out of the tenements, workaholic who often spent 18 hours a day on the job, a doting father, a stroke victim who by grit and determination learned to speak again.

David Cameron has repeatedly spoken of his determination to address poverty, accusing Labour of letting inequality grow and poverty worsen.

With grit and determination, she relearned to speak, read, write and walk, and with sheer willpower even regained her driver's license, giving her the freedom to continue her role as a community volunteer.

In skittish streets, there are at least nascent notions of self-determination, as residents seek to speak for themselves and defend a city that they declare theirs.