Sentence examples for prerogative to speak from inspiring English sources

But McCain, who is gravely ill, has a prerogative to speak beyond the current political moment while he can.

Sure, Clement Greenberg and Dwight Macdonald may not have seen it as their prerogative to speak to the masses, but today, as Mr. Brooks says, the masses no longer seem terribly interested in listening.

"It's his prerogative to speak or not speak to whomever he wants," Draper said over email.

To quote Neil Gaiman, "It is a fool's prerogative to utter truths that no one else will speak".

It was then his prerogative to address residents' concerns.

"I'm disappointed that Kevin hasn't come back in for training but I've spoken to him and it's his prerogative to look around when he's a free agent".

Last week Madonna also spoke out against her critics, saying it's her prerogative to stay in shape and "show my ass" at any age.

Certainly, it's still your prerogative to participate.

Senators have long exercised their constitutional prerogative to derail nominations.

"It's Ms. Badger's prerogative to do what she wants.

"They have a wide prerogative to use force".