Sentence examples for in its speech from inspiring English sources

Efforts to address this, for example by requiring Radio 1 to be more ambitious in its speech output, are welcome.

Often, "free speech" meant not the right to protest a war but the right to push back against campus restrictions designed to shield marginalized groups from, say, "racial and ethnic harassment" — that was the term used by Central Michigan University, in its speech code, which banned "demeaning" expressions.

The result is eloquent, not only in its speeches but in its silences.

In either its speech act or meaning form, the redundancy theory argues there is no property of truth.

China's state-controlled media has accused Google of employing a political agenda in its free speech battle.

Both programs have long histories at the school, which played its first football game in 1894 and founded its speech and debate club not long afterward.

The settlement required the university to change its speech code: in effect, a bruising defeat.

The other movement operates in secrecy, with money as its "speech" rather than... well, you know, speech.

It is played in period, but its speeches frequently ring with inflections of the present.

It was to be obtained rather from an analysis of the procedures language employs in its generation of speech.

"Yes" was chosen because while the word "yes" is usually affirmative in writing, in speech its meaning can be more complex, more layered, more sophisticated.