Actions speak loud than words though.
At the kick-off in Selma, the speakers don't speak loud enough.
"The views of professionals in this survey speak loud and clear.
"He will invite people to share their thoughts, to speak loud and clear," Mr. Lévy said.
"The United States and Europe need to speak loud and clear in condemnation.
Far-off Republicans have no voice in picking their candidate, but their wallets can speak loud in November.
It was a conventionally cryptic document, except for one notation, printed with a blue pencil in large black letters: "Speak Loud, Slow, Confidently".
"Let's see who is still here after the American people speak loud and clear in November," Representative Connie Mack, Republican of Florida, said in a barb aimed at Democrats seated across the aisle.
But you're also aware of ripples of distraction within the calm, the kind that besiege old people toward the ends of their lives, when early memories speak loud and clear.
"EU leaders speak loud and clear on the global challenges of climate change, but remain tongue-tied when it comes to meeting their own responsibilities," said Rebecca Harms, leader of the Greens in the European parliament.
"Sound recordists hate me," he says, "because I think people express their feelings more easily if" - he drops his voice to a whisper - "they talk like this than if they speak loud and clear.
