Sentence examples similar to prevented spoken from inspiring English sources

At the same time feelings of sadness, shame or anger about their disease may prevent speaking out [ 27].

In humans, neocortical damage to circuits supporting learned vocalizations completely prevents speaking or singing while innate non-verbal emotional utterances such as crying and laughing are preserved (Jürgens 2002).

A person is locutionarily silenced if she is prevented from speaking, or intimidated into not speaking.

They say they are prevented from speaking Kurdish in schools, denied a political voice and subject to intimidation and arrest if they speak up for their rights.

And Milo was prevented from speaking.

But the voices of that church were prevented from speaking at yesterday's commemoration.

All would be prevented from speaking out under the new grant scheme as it stands.

Tony Snow, the White House spokesman, said Dr. Carmona was never prevented from speaking out.

No one is prevented from speaking, just from buying undue influence.

He was eventually allowed into the country, but his detention prevented him speaking at the event.

Under that amendment, Mr. Trump said, religious leaders had been prevented from speaking their minds.