Sentence examples for had a soapbox from inspiring English sources

Bush pere had a soapbox, and from it he was determined to cast aspersions on broccoli.

"I don't have a soapbox," he said.

The courtroom scenes, which lack suspense and too often have a soapbox tenor, will not tell the audience anything it doesn't already know.

This also leads to a "democratization of access", Sharp says, where everyone can have a soapbox – which helped the growth of the Tea Party and the Occupy movement.

Those efforts are amplified by the country's coarse political discourse, where everyone has a soapbox to advance theories — buttressed by the truth, or not, in the case of the so-called birther movement, which argues that President Obama is not a United States-born citizen — and facts are fought over as much as ideas.

Now, customers have a soapbox from which to tell everyone how they feel about your brand.

Not when I have a soapbox which could conceivably reach Barack Obama, and his campaign team.

But the thinking is always the same: I have a soapbox, so naturally I should use it to scold and chide everyone within earshot.

Blogging has given voice to many people with important things to say, but who didn't previously have a soapbox from which to express themselves.

In today's heated political stage, where everyone has a soapbox thanks to outlets like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and all the personal blogs, I've tried my best not to share my political views publicly.

And come August, he will have a formidable soapbox from which to argue his case.