Sentences with phrase «speak more passionately»

Policy and evidence are now so intertwined that the time has come to speak more passionately, and to do so in public, in front of the media.

Before President Buhari came into office and during the time he has been in office, there is arguably nothing he and the APC have spoken more passionately about than to fight corruption and bring corrupt persons to justice.

Langworthy, who originally endorsed Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, has spoken more passionately about Trump as the presidential process has proceeded.

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The more passionately Father Ron spoke, the more pointedly one of the adopted girls shook her head in rhythm with his preaching.

More than any other Republican candidate (and even more than some Democrats), Santorum speaks openly and passionately about his concern for poor and vulnerable people in the U.S. and around the woMore than any other Republican candidate (and even more than some Democrats), Santorum speaks openly and passionately about his concern for poor and vulnerable people in the U.S. and around the womore than some Democrats), Santorum speaks openly and passionately about his concern for poor and vulnerable people in the U.S. and around the world.

One by one, more than a dozen people spoke passionately Wednesday evening about why they feel Buffalo Schools needs to adopt a gender identity policy.

In downtown Chicago a couple days before the film's release, Church spoke passionately to RogerEbert.com about the elements behind «Max,» particularly the image he has of his own veteran father, the obedience and dedication found within the Belgian Malinois breed, and more.

Kit Wainer, one of MORE's High School Executive Board candidates, spoke passionately on behalf of teachers.

Both authors spoke passionately about their belief that writing books with transgender characters will help teens to have more compassion and understanding for people who may be different from them in some way, and maybe even to realize that they are not alone in their own struggles.

He spoke passionately about the changes happening in his neighborhood, and lamented the loss of what he called «a real estate that's more intangible,» or Bushwick's Puerto Rican flavor in lieu of new traditions like Bushwick Open Studios.

Lea Staples from the OUTlaw society at Dalhousie Schulich School of Law spoke passionately about how the TWU law school would, «create more law school seats for heterosexuals than LGBT students.»

One of the great joys in my professional life as a D&I trainer and coach is seeing someone from one equity - seeking group speaking passionately about the actions that must be taken or reasons for their company to do more on D&I concerning an equity - seeking group with which they don't identify.

The enormity of the blessing and responsibility it is to parent him is not lost on me, and with each passing month, I feel even more passionately devoted to speaking Truth and pouring Love into him.