Sentence examples for outspoken place from inspiring English sources

However, although Pakistan's state is not going to be overthrown, the country's nature is changing.Until recently, Pakistan was a joyfully argumentative and outspoken place.

By the time of the Fourth Berkeley Symposium on Statistics in California (1960), tensions between the two schools were emerging, and some outspoken exchanges took place.

It feels like a tenuous acknowledgement of the crushing responsibility of being young, Black, and outspoken in a place like St . Louis

In places where outspoken mischief really flourishes, a Churchill-like taste for devilry endures.

Faith Ministries, a Leeds fundamentalist group, has a history of court appearances for outspoken preaching in public places.

But the unconventional action placed the outspoken President -- a 73-year-old former air force chief and Defense Minister who has great popularity -- squarely in opposition to the Prime Minister.

The ad, in the 31 December edition of the newspaper, was placed by outspoken rabbi Shmuley Boteach's This World: The Values Network and criticises the 21-year-old for joining "a global antisemitic boycott of Israel" while still performing in Russia.

Just as with speakeasies in the past, this place is not outspoken and you won't see a sign for it until you reach the door.

While Lagos, the bursting-at-the-seams former capital, remains a place of surprisingly outspoken criticism, Abuja is heavily guarded by soldiers and thoroughly policed by plainclothes agents.

Ms. Moffat's overarching interests are in tracing Forster's attitudes about sex and hypocrisy and in placing this increasingly outspoken figure within the context of his changing times.

"The Good Place" actress Jameela Jamil, an outspoken advocate for body positivity, shared a video on Tuesday parodying those ubiquitous celebrity ads for diet shakes and detox teas. .