Sentence examples for quoted speak from inspiring English sources

Resistance leaders, including Mandela, were "banned" — a peculiarly South African punishment under which a person could not be quoted, speak publicly, write, travel, or associate with more than one person at a time.

Resistance leaders, including Mandela, were "banned"—a peculiarly South African punishment under which a person could not be quoted, speak publicly, write, travel, or associate with more than one person at a time.

A detective still working in the Police Department, who spoke on the condition of anonymity because he was unauthorized to be quoted speaking about the case, visited at least twice, six or seven years after the murder.

At another point, Nel read out loud in Afrikaans from a magazine article in which Pistorius is quoted speaking happily about his house in Italy — a house that his lawyer had emphatically denied existed.

Mr. Neilson had a more significant clash with Ms. Jolie (whom he said he nominated to be a member of the Council on Foreign Relations) in part because he was repeatedly quoted speaking on her behalf regarding humanitarian aid.

"The switches weren't turned off, but there has been a real decrease in quality" of communications, said one United States official, who like others quoted spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss intelligence programs.

But the issue has become a contentious one, and Dr. Dean repeatedly sidestepped questions today about why he was quoted speaking in support of Mr. Gingrich during the budget battle of 1995, when conservatives sought to extract $270 billion from Medicare.

In the piece, Dylan Farrow, who now goes by another name, is quoted speaking for the first time about the allegations that Allen abused her, which have been public for some time.

Members of Iran's paramilitary Quds force and Iraqi Shiite militia members, some of whom have been encouraged by Iran to fight in support of the government of Bashar al-Assad, are also in Syria, other American officials said, who like several other United States officials quoted spoke on the condition of anonymity.

He has also been quoted speaking firmly of the need to stamp out corruption at all levels, warning of civil unrest if party privilege is not tackled.

When Haywood was quoted speaking at public meetings in New York City to the effect that he had never advocated the use of the ballot by the workers but had instead favored the tactics of direct action, an initiative recalling Haywood from the NEC was launched by the State Executive Committee of the Socialist Party of New York.