Sentence examples for made speaking from inspiring English sources

She suffered from auditory dyslexia, which made speaking difficult, and photography became a vital outlet of her self-expression.

But most camp residents said they believed political pressure within the country, which is predominantly Buddhist, made speaking out difficult for Ms Suu Kyi.

NBA games couldn't even be seen there for the first month of the season, a situation that would have made, speaking hypothetically of course, say, writing a weekly column about the league in the American branch of an UK-based newspaper, incredibly awkward.

Of particular importance to them was the 'informal'relaxedxed' and 'un-pressured' approach that made speaking about sensitive issues easier for them.

In acting he insisted upon a realistic rather than a declamatory style and made speaking pauses follow the sense of speeches rather than their metre.

As noted, Mr. Bergdoll was head alien, meaning he was separated from Mr. Travolta by an enormous latex alien head, which made speaking impossible.

The last one I made speaks to me of the hope of a new marriage and a baby.

This makes speaking the lines especially difficult, and actors who ride the words' sparkling surface deliver only half the story.

Tino Martinez suggested that perhaps Strawberry would continue to make speaking appearances, contribute to charity work.

"The fact that I order Mr. Hardin not to make speaking objections and Mr. Hardin continues to make speaking objections, that reflects my intent that I didn't really mean it when I told him not to?" Judge Harmon responded.

This may also be why the secretaries don't object (outwardly, anyway) and makes speaking up even more of a minefield.