Sentence examples for speech spread from inspiring English sources

Hate speech spread by vernacular radio stations and via SMS egged on the men with machetes, just as they once had in Rwanda.

Given Washington's near universal popularity, word of his speech spread rapidly, and civilian control of the military soon became a central priority in the formation of the young Republic.

She went on to play a full concert and gave a speech, spread widely on YouTube, for immigrant rights and justice for the community she sprang from and never left.

"Je suis Charlie" became a divisive slogan (although Ben Ahmed himself embraced it), and a debate over blasphemy, discrimination, and free speech spread from France to the rest of the West, including the U.S.

Obama's memoir, Dreams from My Father, still best known for snatches of Kenyan geography and the phrase "maybe a little blow", is the Philadelphia speech spread over a few hundred pages of coming-of-age.

Twenty-two of Hitler's civilian and military chiefs were now on trial, a proceeding that was to end with 12 of them being sentenced to death.The effectiveness of the Shawcross opening speech, spread over two days, is that he was able to challenge the notion that the trial was an act of vengeance by the victors.

At its worse, online hate speech spreading across Facebook has contributed to genocide.

"In former times, we had peace, but the hate speeches spread systematically, and – slowly, slowly – they got into people," said one of the men.

"In former times, we had peace, but the hate speeches spread systematically, and slowly, slowly they got into people," said one.

But concern for free speech spreads beyond artists and activists.

Copies of the speech soon spread through the Soviet Union and Eastern bloc, contributing to anti-Soviet unrest in Poland and Hungary.