speaking out

Both the Republicans in Congress and the American-Cuban community in exile have been speaking out against the warming relations.

Over the years, Crawford has been largely silent, speaking out only for an as-told-to obituary to Houston published in Esquire.

At the time, Fendrick remembers, very few women (outside of “4/20 girls” or “stiletto stoners”) were speaking out about it.

He should be speaking out forcefully and frequently about the need for calm as the jurors conclude their work.

Like Robbins and the Rockefellers, speaking out against the source of family wealth becomes a source of authority.

Maybe, by speaking out that time, she had turned people away from the path she wanted them to take.

Speaking out of his own experience, which was not solitary, but typical, he could truly speak thus.

I beg your pardon, ladies, for speaking out so abruptly, but it was a natural feeling of indignation.

Instead of speaking out, George Foster hit out, and the voice with the lantern went down into the lee scuppers!

So said Mr. Furnival to himself, out loud;—speaking out loud in order that he might convince himself.