Sentence examples for talk strongly from inspiring English sources

It is one thing to talk strongly against prejudice.

This talk strongly encouraged anyone to flag up anything at all that they saw giving cause for concern in the hospital.

But the way we talk strongly suggests that our moral pronouncements are in the true/false game, and thus that they are truth-apt or truth-valued.

Kerry was "talking strongly and carrying a very small stick".

Separately, scientists on Australia's delegation to the London talks strongly criticized Japan's scientific research, telling Australian newspapers that some of the projects were downright strange — including injecting minke whale sperm into eggs from cows.

"What you're doing is talking strongly and carrying a very small stick -- in fact, a twig".

She talks strongly against dividing people by countries (which she refers to as "clans") and tries to bring them back to the environment which all humans share with her nature-based work.

Several leaders said the talk focused strongly on the danger of the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction.

So please, employers across the land, do this poor journalist a favour and start following up on some of those diversity issues you talk so strongly about, so I can do myself out of a job and stop writing about them.

But senior administration officials have been using the new round of climate talks to strongly criticize the Kyoto treaty and promote their alternate vision of how to deal with climate change.

Everyone I talked to strongly recommended renting an auxiliary boat or Jet Ski, not only as a backup for emergency communication but also for the freedom it provides -- quick trips to the dock for ice, reconnoitering narrow canyons, and day outings.