Sentence examples for driven to speak from inspiring English sources
Even when children are driven to speak up and request custody modifications, their voices carry little, if any, legal weight.
She says she was driven to speak to the press because in interviews she was being asked about her childhood and was tired of shutting up shop.
The only woman on the bench, 74-year-old Ruth Bader Ginsburg was so angry she was driven to speak out.
Westmoreland told the Guardian he was driven to speak out after being given a performance award congratulating him because the signals relay station in Kandahar he had helped build had contributed to 2,400 missions and 200 "enemy kills".
I was also driven to speak out here because of a pattern I've seen developing recently: that our greatest scientific asset of all – the people who work in the profession and have dedicated their lives to understanding how the world works – are often overlooked.
But they feel driven to speak out.
As his campaign developed this year, Mr. Bush made a concerted drive to speak out on national security to allay concerns about his lack of experience in foreign policy matters.
Willingham's drive to speak publicly is just one of many ways the high-profile Stanford trial of former swimmer Brock Turner has reverberated around the world since the athlete's controversial sentencing on 2 June.
And the irrepressible man from Mar-a-Lago managed to utter a few off-script Trumpisms — "very bad," "believe me," a "disaster" — the now-familiar verbal crutches of a man who is singularly driven to constantly speak his mind while not really possessing the means to do so.
I had driven to Maine to speak at a conference named in honor of Rachel Carson.
