So let me say loudly & clearly: This is just the beginning.
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"Look at that person, they're really fat," he would say loudly, in public.
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"I want out of here," I say loudly, to no one in particular.
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SANDERS: Millions of people come together and say loudly and clearly, enough is enough.
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Nine months is more than enough for us to say, loudly and clearly: Enough.
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That he wasn't afraid to stand up and say, loudly, what has gone wrong in this country.
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Or do you turn, look him in the eye, and say loudly and clearly, 'Back up you creep.
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We want our work to say loudly, 'you can't keep us out, and you can't keep us in!
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Or do you turn, look him in the eye and say loudly and clearly, 'Back up, you creep.
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For that to happen we need to say, loudly and clearly, that gun violence is an issue that matters.
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Now, Clinton says we must "all say loudly" that the sentiment that a woman can't be president is untrue.
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"Democrats must say loudly and clearly that we are not socialists," Mr. Hickenlooper will say, according to his prepared remarks.
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Or do you turn, look him in the eye and say loudly and clearly: 'Back up you creep, get away from me.
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Or do you turn, look him in the eye and say loudly and clearly, 'Back up you creep, get away from me?
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Or do you turn, look him in the eye, and say, loudly and clearly: Back up you creep, get away from me.
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Unless we as transit riders say loudly and clearly "inconvenience me today for a better tomorrow," keep expecting the same compromises to happen.
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What you need is someone with a measure of impunity to step forward and say loudly what needs to be said: The emperor wears no clothes.
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What you'd feel comfortable murmuring to a friend in a private meeting is likely not what you'd say loudly to a coworker while your boss is in earshot.
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"I just want to say loudly and repeatedly and constantly we're sorry," Joseph Roof, a Columbia, S.C., real estate lawyer, said on Monday in Charleston County Circuit Court.
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KS: You're listening to Too Embarrassed to Ask, coming to you from the Vox Media Podcast Network, which I have to say loudly, apparently, because it's in all caps.
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We will all come together to say loudly and clearly that the government of our great nation belongs to all of you, not just a few wealthy campaign contributors.
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"We will all together say loudly and clearly that the government of our great nation belongs to all of us, not just a few wealthy campaign contributors," he told a boisterous crowd.
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So I raise a glass to all those enterprising souls who have built and bellied-up to their own little corners of paradise, and I say loudly, clearly, and without jest: Please invite me over.
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I do believe we need a political revolution where millions of people stand up and say loudly and clearly that our government belongs to all of us and not just a handful of wealthy campaign contributors.
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I do believe we need a political revolution, where millions of people stand up and say loudly and clearly that our government belongs to all of us and not just a handful of wealthy campaign contributors.
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All of us, no matter what party we belong to or what views we hold, should not only say loudly and clearly that violence has no place in our politics, we should use our words and deeds to bring Americans together.
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He had made it his mission to stand against the tide; to become the lone voice to say (loudly) what others might only complain about behind closed doors; to refuse to devalue the hours needed to think and experiment and work.
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If Hillary Clinton wins, then Paul Ryan, Mitch McConnell, Reince Priebus, Ted Cruz, Marco Rubio, Tom Cotton, and other Trump-supporting politicians and voices should say, loudly and clearly and repeatedly, starting on November 9, that she won fair and square.
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But if three or four Republican senators were to say loudly and clearly that firing Mueller would induce them to hold up significant aspects of the GOP legislative agenda until the investigation can be restored, that would make all the difference in the world.
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While her election might not be any validation of her prescriptions for health care, the Middle East or trade, it would say loudly and clearly that the country cannot survive the divisiveness that Trump promotes and will not abide the bigotry that he projects.
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"Every American president, knowing what lies deep within our country, bears a unique responsibility to say loudly and consistently that white supremacy is illegitimate, that encouraging a politics of racial resentment can spawn violence, and that violence aimed at people by virtue of their skin color is terrorism," he continued.
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But at a moment when so many Americans are ready to turn their backs on elites and their institutions, this would be the perfect moment for a large financial services firm to say loudly and proudly that it stands for bringing many more struggling people back into the banking system.
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Here are his closing words from his debate with Ms Clinton in New Hampshire last week: "I do believe we need a political revolution where millions of people stand up and say loudly and clearly that our government belongs to all of us and not just a handful of wealthy campaign contributors".
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Even worse, few in the Trump administration – least of all President Donald Trump himself – are willing to say loudly and publicly that today's Europe is one of the greatest foreign policy accomplishments in American history, achieved at a considerable cost of blood and treasure through two world wars and a Cold War that followed.
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I believe the Democratic Party needs to say loudly and clearly that the future we will make is one where you can be who you are, love who you love and pursue your dreams — where you can have a fair shot and a fair shake — regardless of your place of birth, your parents' income, the color of your skin, your gender or your religion.
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Trump won because he was willing to say loudly what his supporters believed deeply; because, in his disdain for what politicians are supposed to be and do, he exuded authenticity; because he was hated by the people his base found hateful; because he had an opponent who, in the minds of his supporters, epitomized corruption and self-dealing; and because he offered radical cures for a country he diagnosed as desperately ill.
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A political revolution that says when millions of people come together, including those who've given up on the political process, they're so dismayed and so frustrated with what goes on in Washington, with young people who before had never been involved in the political process, when young people and working people and seniors begin to stand up and say loudly and clearly, enough is enough, that our government, the government of our great country belongs to all of us and not just a handful of billionaires, when that happens we will transform this country.
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And, therefore, we have to say loudly that the exploitation by the banks of the new rules which have been introduced in the euro area in order to increase their profits at the expense of our citizens is blatant doltishness.
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