Sentence examples for readily speak from inspiring English sources

Older family members who brought these little nuggets of passed-down wisdom from other countries and would readily speak them to me, my sister and cousins.

Many Georgians older than 40 readily speak Russian, while the young people who have come of age under Mr. Saakashvili are often more interested in English.

People readily speak of obligations when they are well aware that there are no relevant social practices, as might a lone vegetarian in a meat eating society.

Closest to our commonsense thought is the second of these, where we readily speak of an organ that is available to be transplanted from a dead person to living recipient as living or alive.

Some of us will readily speak up for a colleague who's being mistreated, but not for ourselves.

They will readily speak about "illegal immigrants" who are inundating our polling places and casting illegitimate votes without providing any identification.

He readily spoke of their impact on him.

People didn't always know what they were doing, Hester liked to point out, readily speaking her mind, which she did most often to her brother, Bartholomew.

Sebastiao Alves da Silva was the father of the man who had ordered a son to shoot Mendes, and the old man readily spoke of killing other men on other Brazilian frontiers earlier in his life.

Delegates who left the session readily spoke to journalists, which they rarely did before, and talked for the first time of open criticism of the party's coalition with the unpopular Yugoslav Left party of Mr. Milosevic's wife, Mirjana Markovic.

Moreover, as single-minded as she is, she readily speaks truth to power; as tough as Dirty Harry, she threatens her superior with a congressional committee if he doesn't follow one of her leads, and after one agency scheme goes awry she vows to "smoke everybody involved in this op" and then kill Bin Laden.