Sentences with phrase «to speak up about something»

In fact, all the victims I know speak up about it not so much for themselves but for others.

Page reported feeling «violated when this happened,» but, fearing for her career, she didn't dare speak up about it at the time.

Most importantly, a result of the day, one in four young people spoke up about something that had been worrying them online.

I have no problem speaking up about it, whether that's literally waving my arms and yelling at a distracted driver, or advocating for civic action.

Also, when teens show him disrespect, Dan speaks up about it in a way they can hear.

Notice it, then speak up about it.

Those who have witnessed, experienced, lived, endured — or even participated in — the harm which is all too often done «in the name of Christ» and who are courageous enough to speak up about it do a service not only to the injured, but those who have never experienced such rottenness and have only experienced the good.

One underappreciated cause of the global financial crisis of the late 2000s, she argues, was an American business culture in which even thinking about the possibility of failure — let alone speaking up about it at meetings — had come to be considered an embarrassing faux pas.

Hi Nathan, Whilst it is true that Islamaphobia needs to be tackled, this would clearly not suppress the need to condemn human rights abuses in Iran, or to speak up about them in the media.

They WERE initially in the multiplayer as one of the two playable sides, but because so many people spoke up about it, they've been removed.

Depressive disorders account for 41.9 % of mental illness diagnoses in women, and they're more likely to speak up about it

«Speak up about it.

If they notice something they are of course encouraged to speak up about it.

«A day without truth is a lie, so every day I speak up about something.

Now, the trainer and Instagram fitness star is actually receiving backlash for losing weight — and she is speaking up about it.

«Because when somebody from the other side understands and they step up and they speak up about it... it would change the whole conversation.»

After I pointed this out to him he responded with letting me know how much he appreciated my civil exchange with him, and then launched into a nearly identical repeat of the denial of the problems and an attack on those who would speak up about it.

It's not really a new phenomenon, it's just that «millennials» are acting and speaking up about something that has been missing in (at?)

In times gone by (or maybe still) the King / Queen used to have a time for his / her subjects to have space to bring things to his / her attention or speak up about something.

This will equip our youth to notice and identify inappropriate adult behaviors and empower them to speak up about it.

We now have a few players that made it elsewhere and won't be afraid to speak up about it.

There is social injustice and our players have spoken up about it.

Red Bull's aerodynamic guru and F1 legend Adrian Newey has spoken up about it, and he doesn't think a cost cap will work.

I made sure I spoke up about it and asked the nurse, who was also in agreement.

The American Geophysical Union says massive reductions in greenhouse gases will be needed — and scientists should speak up about it

«From my experience, I hope that other women will learn that you need to monitor changes in your body, but it's futile if you're afraid to speak up about them.

There are times when I'm not sure if I want to stand out from the crowd and speak up about something.

Anyway, unless it'll compromise your grade in the class, I'd speak up about it.

It is best to keep the two separate until after a few months of dating and speak up about it, only if you feel comfortable.

Octavia Spencer is very aware of the lack of diversity in Hollywood and she's not afraid to speak up about it!

By this time, no student would speak up about it,» Andrea said.

I am sorry someone had a bad experience, and I genuinely believe they had a bad one and that sucks a lot, and YES they should speak up about it, but to hold them up as all evidence ever that RT is clearly anti-self-publishing (how many jumps did it take to get to that conclusion?!)

Disgruntled residents are expressing frustration over the commercialization of their community and are speaking up about it.

I'm so glad that you spoke up about something extremely important to you, and I am also glad that Naughty Dog listened.

It makes your company look bad and it's even worse when your developers are speaking up about you.

I was very shy in those days, and [Max] sat at lunch with me for several days and I must have spoken up about something, after which he said, «I would like you to take my mathematics class.»

This is the first time I have been «attacked» in a substantive way for doing my science honestly and speaking up about it.

So (real story from last week)-- when an articling student is sexually harassed by a senior lawyer, and speaks up about it, she is told to ignore it and stay quiet about it — that speaking out will ruin her future career prospects.

If you have a professional legal opinion on the big news story of the day, speak up about it.

You should not have to put up with a workplace that allows harassment to occur, particularly if you have spoken up about it and your requests have gone ignored.

With his latest work, Firewater: How Alcohol Is Killing My People (and Yours), his reason for writing a book on the subject of aboriginals and alcohol is simple: «Nobody else was speaking up about it.»

Well, they're not «getting away» with anything (it takes two to interview and put someone in a job, you know; it's not something they can «do to you»), but more importantly, you haven't spoken up about it!

If we're faced with a situation that needs fixing, we're likely to speak up about it.

What would happen if I gave more time between when I'm feeling a negative emotion and when I spoke up about it?