Sentence examples for sorts of speech from inspiring English sources

Other sorts of speech remain protected, he said.

Without giving quarter to violence even against pubescent graffiti, we must ask what sorts of speech make the defence of freedom of expression truly worthwhile.

But Justice Breyer said he feared that the decision in the case, Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project, No. 08-1498, had implications for all sorts of speech said to threaten national security.

But over the past decade, as the king has become infirm, the law has been used more extensively, leading to lengthy jail sentences for critics, and applied broadly to cover all sorts of speech, including graffiti, theater and private conversations.

But as a society, we have reached a place where the only way to protect some sorts of speech on the internet is through one of only a couple of dozen core internet organisations.

It's been a busy couple of days at the Supreme Court: the Justices overturned a law aimed at banning videos of women stomping on small woodland creatures nothing against chipmunks, but the law's language was so vague that it formed a slippery slope (or rather a soft, furry slope) toward the banning of all sorts of speech.

The impact of Caesar's original "No!" is inevitably diluted as single words turn into sort-of speeches.

The old man, well accustomed to these sorts of speeches, though not usually this florid, filed away at his nails and waited for the breeze to stop.

Socrates responds that the artful rhetorician must also know what the types of soul are, what sorts of speeches "work" on each type, and be able to identify which type is being addressed on the given occasion.

But what is it about this sort of speech that pundits love so much?

This was the sort of speech that sounded better when Ted Kennedy was delivering it.