Sentence examples for dignity of speech from inspiring English sources
He was a man of few words himself, but he had dignity of speech, learned directly from the King James.
"This is really what the revolution was about," she said, "feeling these abuses over the years — and the lack of freedom and dignity of speech and religion".
In "Grammars of Creation," for example, he tells us that "the classical and Judaic ideal of man as 'language animal,' as uniquely defined by the dignity of speech... came to an end in the antilanguage of the death camps".
Brown gave his standard "Dignity of Work" speech, but many of the details seemed to elude the audience.
It seems more like a unique flare up that can occur when a country that is concerned with human dignity and freedom of speech attempts to balance those two concerns.
It also reminds us of the association of this writer with one of the true traditions of poetry, the poet's refusal from Homer onwards to disown the adventures and sorrows of a people, and the artistic determination to draw their story into the dignity of remembrance and beautiful speech.
A two-judge panel found her guilty of "scandalizing" the court and "lowering its dignity through her statements," saying freedom of speech did not grant a license to do that.
Modi warned politicians against "politicising rape", saying they were "playing with the dignity of women" in his first speech to parliament since sweeping to power at last month's election.
It may be divided into two types: dignity-of-self and dignity-in-relation.
The problem with equating Naimah Hakim '16's concept of "human dignity" with "free speech," and in doing so stating that some speech therefore can be prohibited, is that someone has to decide which humans are to be protected, what their "dignity" is that must be kept sacrosanct, and what the punishment is for those who transgress those boundaries — a fine, imprisonment, death?
Waldron is especially concerned with the harm done by hate speech to the dignity of those who are its object.
