Sentence examples for speak equality from inspiring English sources

Sometimes it means the word whose name (before national though not before party audiences) Mr Brown dares not speak: equality.

The parody reverses the original video's gender roles in an attempt to "define those supposedly 'blurred lines'" and declares: "What you see on TV / Doesn't speak equality / It's straight up misogyny".

I speak for equality, even though I am currently equal.

But if today Americans have divided into rival camps that speak of equality, on one hand, and self-reliance, on the other, Tocqueville found that the two ideas worked well together in the American experience, even reinforced each other.

I cannot blame them for that, even if I suspect the joint royal subconscious deliberately conjured a boy; in truth, I do not care – to speak of equality and royalty is to laugh at both.

"We need to amplify the voices in every culture that speak to equality above those who could silent them".

Watson observes that "energetic opening play by Black may... lead to a position so complex and unclear that to speak of equality is meaningless.

Grimes' leading the force into the Court for Hester's final moment to speak for equality is the most moving moment in the film.

The first was: "What on earth are the Tories doing speaking about equality?

May spoke about equality of opportunity during her leadership speech, saying: "If you're a woman, you still earn less than a man".

Stephen Otter, the chief constable of Devon and Cornwall police, who speaks on equality issues for the Association of Chief Police Officers, said the fact that police took part in the Mencap study showed a level of commitment.