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soapbox - use in sentences
Converse of object
- become: I encourage my television and radio stations to become Republican soapboxes.
- provide: Summer smog visible on the skyline over cities like Toronto and Los Angeles provides a perfect seasonal soapbox for headline hungry politicians.
Adjective modifier
- own: Really, I'm sick to death of the sad spoilsports that have turned the DVD format into their own personal soapbox.
- personal: Are they selling something or is it someone's personal soapbox?
- virtual: Thatâs my intention with this blog; I kinda consider it a combination of a diary, a report, and a virtual soapbox.
Modifies a noun
- session: Delegates will also be able to raise issues of their own through a series of soapbox sessions and question and answer panels.
- moment: But just for this week, this is my soapbox moment.
- orator: Speakers corner is well worth a visit on a Sunday morning to hear the soapbox orators talking politics and religion to the listing crowd.
- evangelist: Or do people perceive that he is the atheist version of the soapbox evangelist and choose to watch Eastenders instead?
- racer: They excuse themselves to work on the soapbox racers.
- cart: As kids we often rode soapbox carts down here.
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