Sentence examples for make speaking for yourself from inspiring English sources

We need to remember that social care deals with hundreds of thousands of people, many at difficult and vulnerable times in their lives, when sudden life changes or the acquisition of physical, sensory or intellectual impairments can make speaking for yourself very difficult.

Let the quality of your work and the impact you are making speak for themselves.

With them in mind, looking back on those painful years of incessant studying and trekking to extra-curricular activities, I have a sad admission of my own to make: speaking for myself, on the whole I'm not sure that Harvard, and the torture leading up to it, was worth it.

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

The former England captain thinks that the experiences of previous foreign moves for British players makes speaking Spanish a necessity for the Wales winger.

The operation paralyzed her left vocal cord, making speaking and swallowing difficult for months.

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

Overload can also their own speech skills poorer, making speaking more of an effort for them.

Ms. Heap made her two most recent albums, "Speak for Yourself" (2005) and this year's "Ellipse," largely by herself: writing, producing, engineering.

It is difficult to envisage dancing to Rabit's music, though his music is made, broadly speaking, for the dance floor.

Because I don't want the decisions I didn't make to speak for me -- I want to speak for me.