Sentence examples similar to preemptively speak from inspiring English sources
Writer Susan Braudy has publicly accused Michael Douglas of sexual harassment, just days after the actor preemptively spoke in his own defense.
When Axl tweeted "This is what can happen when you do something you haven't done in nearly over 23 years" in reference to his foot injury, he could have been preemptively speaking for all the middle-aged people primed to dive head-first into debauchery this weekend.
And as for the concept of the court of public opinion, I'm side-eyeing the hell out of anyone criticizing folks for preemptively speaking out about the possibility that Ghomeshi might be guilty.
"Re-framing" the China relationship to not just "preemptively frame China as a strategic threat" but "speak out" when the two nations interest diverge.
Would you speak or conceal?" No senators answered his question but Clinton herself seemed to preemptively answer it on Tuesday.
In Lean In, Sandberg speaks to this concept largely as it relates to women preemptively closing professional doors in [far too advanced] preparation for integrating career and family.
And her inability to put this issue behind her after trying to preemptively take it off the table is perhaps the most troubling aspect of all this, practically speaking.
Before any Democrat had even spoken, Alexander devoted his opening statement to admonishing the other side to show courtesy and to preemptively refute what he predicted would be their three biggest lines of attack.
And I like him better when he's speaking like that". A woman who overheard Freeman shook her head and said, "I like it when he free-libs better". Clinton has preemptively slammed Trump's attempt to "pivot," saying Wednesday during a campaign event in Cleveland that staff changes and speeches will not change Trump as a candidate.
