Sentence examples for publicly speak from inspiring English sources

Even journalists working on the crimes refuse to publicly speak out for fear of reprisals.

"To have someone like Sanya come in and publicly speak out is really what this cause needs.

This was why Gonnella came to be central to the story: he was willing to publicly speak his mind.

But the situation gained new intensity last week when the woman who was strip-searched broke years of silence to publicly speak out against Mr. Perry.

"In the role as vice chairman, he had less freedom to publicly speak his mind," said Lowell Singer, a media analyst at SG Cowen Securities in San Francisco.

As president, Nelson Mandela did not publicly speak in South Africa on AIDS until 1998, more than three years into his term.

He has not publicly spoken about Mr. Torre since.

Ahead of the 2010 edition, Takashi Okada, then the Japan coach, publicly spoke of a semifinal finish.

The person, lacking authority to discuss the matter publicly, spoke on condition of anonymity.

Ricardo Lagos, the newly elected Chilean president, has publicly spoken in favor of the park.

The law can be applied to plays, films and books as well as the publicly spoken word.