Sentence examples for speech at the same time from inspiring English sources

Mozilla's chairwoman admitted that trying to stand for equality and free speech at the same time "can be hard".

Couldn't he listen to Today, read a newspaper and think about giving a speech at the same time?

"They can't howl down (and slag off ) anyone and everyone who takes issue with what they regard as sacred rightman's business and claim to be upholders of free speech at the same time.

George V apparently told his son that he "knew of few worse ordeals than being obliged to deliver somebody else's speech, at the same time balancing on his head a 2lb gold crown".

"It would be hypocritical to enlarge the exceptions to free speech at the same time as legislating for network neutrality in the name of free speech," said Jérémie Zimmermann, a spokesman for La Quadrature du Net, a group that opposes any type of restrictions on information on the Internet.

When we stroll, the pace of our feet naturally vacillates with our moods and the cadence of our inner speech; at the same time, we can actively change the pace of our thoughts by deliberately walking more briskly or by slowing down.

The FT did not seem to mind that he was also writing speeches at the same time for the prime minister, Anthony Eden, which the newspaper would subsequently report.

Mr. Santorum and Mr. Gingrich delivered speeches at the same time on Tuesday evening, not conceding defeat, but arguing that the race was only beginning.

Hannity said that Clinton's Labor Day coughing attack lasted 4 minutes 22 seconds, before adding that he had issues with his throat because of his job, and has lost his voice when he was doing radio and television and giving speeches at the same time.

Plain and contrast lateral-cephalograms were obtained preoperatively and postoperatively, and speech evaluation was performed by the same authorized speech therapist at the same time points.

It's ironic that he can wrap himself in the ideal of free speech and at the same time complain about being questioned on his personal conduct.