Sentence examples for will to speak from inspiring English sources

How does repression triumph over people's will to speak their mind?

He may not be in command of what he says or how he says it, but the will to speak is extraordinary.

And then right through the quick, into what Wittgenstein memorably defined as (pardon my crude translation from the German) "that which exhausts, of itself, the will to speak": "He picked up his instrument.

Unlike adults who post pictures of themselves on social networking sites, these babies and children have their images broadcast around the world not against their will, per se, but before they have any will to speak of at all.

For if, together, we continue to show the courage and political will to speak and act against corruption, we can ultimately defeat one of the greatest enemies of progress in our time.

And then comes the hard part, which is to try to figure out ways in a spirit of good will to speak across the divide, to people who are different, even strange.

"Our children will learn to speak American.

And you will need to speak French.

So, we will continue to speak up.

I will continue to speak out.

Families will need to speak English, as funding is not available for interpreters.