Sentence examples for should speak out from inspiring English sources

But he should speak out loudly.

Business opposed to independence should speak out, he says.

"I think all leaders, black and white, should speak out on this issue".

Banks, he says, can and should speak out, just as much as any other group.

Someone asked if she thought more athletes should speak out and she nodded.

The volunteer said they felt strongly that they should speak out because those under investigation cannot.

Authors associations should speak out on behalf of authors and readers, not publishers".

It closes on 16 April and those who share our concerns should speak out on the DfE website.

"We should speak out on this tragedy on every possible occasion that we have," said their congressman, Maurice D. Hinchey.

If the administration makes Middle East peace a low priority, the letter added, the candidates should "speak out".

"Karen kept saying the mayor has a voice and should speak out," said Speed, a childhood friend of Weaver's.