Sentence examples for reason for speaking from inspiring English sources

Mr. Corzine said he had a simple reason for speaking frequently to elderly citizens.

"It fried them," the official said, who said that anger over the treatment the prisoners endured was the reason for speaking with a reporter.

His reason for speaking out now, he said, is that he wants to "end the work I began," referring to the extradition of drug traffickers.

Nathan Mathis, a peanut farmer in Alabama, told reporters on Monday night that he had a very personal reason for speaking out against Republican Alabama Senate candidate Roy Moore. .

An additional reason for speaking with managing directors is that they are the main drivers behind WHP [ 11, 15, 21- 25].

He was frank about his reasons for speaking to me: he wanted to change his image, and the image of his country.

One of Woodward's principal reasons for speaking about his own ordeal was that he wanted to "give strength" to others who have suffered in the same way.

Mr. Eisner's antagonists -- including Roy E. Disney, the nephew of the company's founder, whose resignation last Sunday set off some of the public discontent -- have their individual reasons for speaking out now.

Other reasons for speaking up were only rarely mentioned.

This is a lame reason for not speaking out, and speaking out loudly, against blacks who either out of ignorance or for profit, or both, routinely commercialize racial and gender trash talk.

If by not speaking out about Europe's Jews Pius hoped to avoid endangering millions of Catholics, what could have been the reason for not speaking out about Croatia, which itself horrified the Nazis to the point that German and Italian soldiers started shielding Serbs from Ustashas?