speaks out

When a celebrity speaks out about an important issue, it increases visibility—this is a good thing.

The group first gained notoriety in 2007 with the viral video “Pregnant Jamie Lynn Speaks Out.”

Now, he speaks out about what his bosses from Threadneedle Street to Downing Street got wrong.

Meanwhile, a Gazan girl speaks out from a hospital, asking the world to stop the attacks.

“They are going to go after the guy that speaks out,” the producer says.

I am terribly afraid that Mr. Halliburn will be killed or badly hurt; for he is a Union man, and speaks out just what he thinks.

He speaks out with a strange plainness; calls many things by their mere dictionary names.

When the blind gentian speaks out like that the emphasis must be multiplied a hundred fold.

How solemn it sounded in the stillness; even more solemn than when it speaks out above the roar of London life in the day-time.

Beza then speaks out about the question of costume, which ought not to be forced on the ministers.