Sentence examples for speaking ultimately from inspiring English sources

Perhaps it is inequitable that the decision to give birth is, practically speaking, ultimately the woman's to make.

Americans genuinely believe that their kind of system, broadly speaking, ultimately delivers the greatest good for the greatest number, and they have empirical evidence to show for it at home and abroad.

"All problems are so to speak ultimately religious, and all final answers are therefore religious..

"All problems are so to speak ultimately religious, and all final answers are therefore religious...

Things fall apart, slowly and inexorably, but there is a tenderness to the telling and to the images that speaks ultimately of a well of sadness and regret.

He had a constant facial twitch and on a few occasions asked the justice for permission to speak, but ultimately did not.

But, Mr. Secretary General, by refusing to meet with union leaders to discuss how to improve matters you are denying us a voice with which to speak and ultimately failing to assure our safety and protect us in the locations to which we are assigned".

In making his case for the campaign in an address to the nation earlier this month, President Barack Obama spoke of "ultimately destroy[ing]" the Islamic State -- and made no mention of Khorasan.

It's one of those phrases that well-intentioned people tend to say when they don't know what else to say, and -- let's face it -- most people have no idea what it's like to spend 12 years caring for a child, as a rare, degenerative disease robs him of his ability to see, speak and ultimately move, as was the case with my son.

In the more severe stages of AD individuals tend to lose the ability to respond to his/her environment, the ability to speak and, ultimately, the ability to control movement [ 36].

But, ultimately speaking, there is change, very positive change".