Sentence examples for speaking strongly from inspiring English sources

If Martin Luther King Jr. "were with us today," would he, as Lewis asserts, "be speaking strongly against the war in Iraq"?

A good friend too, who would call me out publicly in my role as disability discrimination commissioner if I wasn't speaking strongly enough, or acting quickly enough.

Barbara Tjikatu, whose husband accepted the title deeds in 1985, told the crowd she had been "speaking strongly for this country for very many years".

In fact, companies seem to be more comfortable taking public stands on issues like race, immigration, gun violence, and transgender rights before speaking strongly on the environment.

But they do not welcome the thought of him popping up from the rubble, speaking strongly to the Arab in their street.

She kept speaking strongly, wittily, discussing both her own experience of FGM and her "fanny forward" list of supporters, putting an issue long marginalised firmly on the political agenda.

Yet she does not speak strongly for them.

It speaks strongly to students of public and environmental law as well as public administration.

Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle spoke strongly in favor of fighting rising college costs.

His comportment, his language… he speaks strongly, he looks straight, he stands straight.

Labour's mayoral candidate, Sadiq Khan, has already spoken strongly in favour of divesting the pension fund.