Embedded Quote Practice by Dean Tsuyuki

2025-09-15 21:12:00 UTC

"You would be evil [and] that I refuse to believe.”

Thunberg express her hopes in humanity yet the UN leaders still fail in accomplish their work, since they are being evil and that she refuses to believe(01:20)

2025-09-15 21:17:13 UTC

Thunberg acknowledges how the UN leaders have done a mistake that gives them a bad reputation in one’s eyes, which makes them evil and “that [she] refuses to believe.” (01:20).

allisonw1143 — 2025-09-15 21:21:25 UTC

Thunberg articulates how the UN leaders are falling short on their efforts to combat climate change and how “[They] would be evil” for understanding the situation but failing to act, which “[she] [refuses] to believe” (01:20).

2025-09-15 21:22:01 UTC

Thunberg expresses how she dont want to believe that the UN leaders are bad people/ Thunberg says she doesn't want to believe that the UN leaders are bad people and hopes that they are not acting out of cruelty. She says, “You would be evil [and] that I refuse to believe” (1:20), showing she does not think they mean to do harm.

2025-09-15 21:24:30 UTC

Thunberg expresses how skeptical she is knowing that the UN leaders can make a difference but they don't try, expressing how “You would be evil [and] that i refuse to believe”(03:19)

2025-09-15 21:25:18 UTC

“You would be evil [and] that I refuse to believe.”

Thunberg exclaims that no matter how sad or mad she is, she disregards the idea of the UN leaders understanding her argument, declaring that

“[they] would be evil [and] that [she] [refuses] to believe.”(01:20)

2025-09-15 21:25:25 UTC

Thunberg refuses to believe that the UN leaders are evil, and how the UN leaders refuse to do nothing about the climate crisis, and by stating “[they] would be evil” and “[she] refuse to believe.” (3:20)

2025-09-15 21:25:33 UTC

Thunberg assumes that the UN leaders have not realized the danger of this situation because she refuses to believe that they know and still do not do anything to make it better, expressing the UN leaders would be evil but that she “refuse to believe” (03:19).

2025-09-15 21:25:43 UTC

“You would be evil [and] that I refuse to believe.”

Thunberg expresses that she still has hope for UN to change and make the right decision/ make decisions, because even though “they would be evil [and] that she refuses to believe”(1:20)

2025-09-15 21:26:10 UTC

Thunberg expresses her hopes in UN leaders making changes; if they don't, it would be dangerous, and she refuses to believe that they are evil, and she says, “s [she]refuse to believe.”

panap3456 — 2025-09-15 21:26:45 UTC

Thunberg highlights her hope in the UN leaders to make a change yet they fail to do so, since they are being evil and that {she} refuses to believe”(3:19).

2025-09-15 21:26:49 UTC

After Thunberg shames her audience for ignoring climate crisis and failing to act, she indicates “they would be evil” which she “refuses to believe” (03:19).

2025-09-15 21:26:54 UTC

Thunberg expresses that the UN world leaders aren't making the changes and they refuse to do nothing that would “be evil” of them and if they do happen to make changes she would “ refuse to believe that.” (01:20)

2025-09-15 21:26:55 UTC

Thunberg expresses that UN world leaders aren’t making changes which is causing negative impact explaining that “[They] would be evil” but believes they understand the situation, clarifying “And that [she refuses] to believe”. (1:30)

2025-09-15 21:28:51 UTC

Thunberg suggests to the audience that she’s giving them the benefit of the doubt in how “she refuses to believe” that they’re misunderstanding of the situation is because they are “evil.”

2025-09-16 05:26:53 UTC

Thunberg expresses that the UN leaders that they are in the wrong and need to make an impact ofr the better of good. “You would be evil [for] that I refuse to believe.” (03:20)