Sentence examples for speaking their thoughts from inspiring English sources

But Mr Ibrahim is only the best known of a recent wave of Arab dissidents punished for speaking their thoughts.

Mr. B.'s sense of reliving the past was analogous to his practice of quoting other men's sayings or speaking their thoughts in his own words.

"The girls can speak their thoughts now, and they can have their own demonstrations," says one young member, Fatima.

We have a long tradition in this country of letting people speak their thoughts in public, but we don't take many of them very seriously.

The subjects were encouraged to speak their thoughts during the user testing, which we found very informative about their user experiences.

Her most risky dramaturgical idea — to have characters speak their thoughts out loud — makes the point that Victorian women were not quite as different from us as we think.

Experimenting with form O'Neill exposed the workings of his characters' psyches by having them speak their thoughts aloud, so that dialogue and interior monologue play in counterpoint, revealing the distance between men and women's words and actions and their darker impulses.

The residue of this origin is still apparent in Shakespearean soliloquy, in which heroes and heroines invoke the gods as they speak their thoughts — Edmund's "Now, gods, stand up for bastards!," Lear's "Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks!," Lady Macbeth's "Come, you spirits... unsex me here".

According to them, they were encouraged by Teacher T1 to speak their thoughts freely in order to answer questions.

When the technology gets good enough, contextual enough, writers will speak their thoughts.

With Koo! users can simply speak their thoughts without having to share a picture or video.