America take heed, when a president can simply give a speech or write a memo and change the law to do what the law says he can't, we weaken our republic.
Plus, speaking out loud gives you a chance to double-check and correct any mispronunciations, practice articulating your words clearly and confirm the timing of your speech (We speak more quickly when we simply recite a speech in our heads).
Founder Andrew Torba has long said Gab is simply a "free speech" platform for anyone who wants to join, and has responded aggressively to characterizations otherwise.
A campus is not simply a "free speech forum but a workplace where people have contractual obligations, assigned duties, pedagogical and administrative responsibilities" (1994,129).
When Michelle Obama visits the University of Northern Iowa on Friday, her chief task will not be simply to deliver a speech.
Since that diagnosis, playing every Saturday brunch gig with the band "Strawberry Fields" as if it were his last was not simply a figure of speech.
Money, the justices declared in another burst of invention, was simply a form of speech.
For example, when the Bible says that the Egyptians "saw the hand of God," a rationalist explains that this is simply a figure of speech; of course there's not a big hand in the sky.
"Downstairs" quickly became simply a manner of speech — the kitchen staff was in the drawing room as often as they were in the kitchen — and so benevolent were the Crawleys as employers that it was difficult to see any servant's desire for a "better life" as anything but ingratitude.
Then Coote or some clever Johnny makes a speech simply bristling with figures, but fortunately you needn't listen to it and I can tell you, you often get a jolly good lunch out of it".The blotting paper has vanished.
