Sentence examples for speech matters from inspiring English sources
Jeremy Corbyn's recycling of material in a speech matters only because he pretends to "do politics differently".
"There will never be total reconciliation between American views, where freedom of speech matters most, and European views, where privacy matters most".
Plain speech matters because when we speak clearly we are more likely to speak truth than when we retreat into slogan and euphemism; avoiding euphemism takes courage because it almost always points plainly to responsibility.
"From FIRE's standpoint, they do what they need to get institutions to respond," she said, "but there's often a cost": Administrators who might reach out for guidance on free speech matters do not, afraid "they may open themselves up for a suit or public humiliation".
The enthusiasm amongst the tech commentariat for devices like Amazon's Echo family is precisely why speech matters.
Delivery, structure, all the elements of a great speech, matter only as they relate to purpose.
But one of the things the Human Rights Act does is remind us that things like free speech matter.
Why do words well placed, in writing or speech, matter so much?
Hopefully, by the time I meet you, this country will be stronger and citizens will feel empowered, because we have a nation of listeners that lets freedom of speech matter.
It shows how much party conference speeches matter to leaders that Ed Miliband and his advisers are already worrying about what he will say in the autumn – an event that lies three months in the future.
