Sentence examples for moved to speak from inspiring English sources

Even top Republicans felt moved to speak up.

Celina D'Costa, too, was moved to speak from experience.

Whitman, too, was moved to speak, to sing on the page as he never had before.

Occasionally, someone about four feet tall was, indeed, moved to speak.

But if students were moved to speak, they could stand up and do so.

Those moved to speak, even the smallest, say their words in either Spanish or English.

Whether or not he is, he cannot allow his managerial moves to speak for themselves.

I was flabbergasted, I knew at that moment how a rabbit feels trapped in the headlights of an oncoming car — you know it's all over but you are totally powerless to move, to speak, to do anything.

While she was taking in German (indicated with an underlined in the text that follows), she would smoothly move to speak in Luxembourgish (indicated in bold italics), which is often the langauge of communication between students in Luxembourg.

"He's pulling off a bold move to speak to what has been an amnesia about the relationship between class and empire," Mr. Armitage said.

Leading music services have recently moved to bring spoken word more prominently onto their existing platforms.