Sentence examples for * the spoke of from inspiring English sources

The prolate is formed by a point on a radius less than that of the rolling circle, such as a point on the spoke of a wheel.

Referring to Ed Miliband, the original spoke of hypernasality.

People with family and friends in the military spoke of anxiety about retaliation against soldiers.

In his birthday speech last December, the king spoke of the "disaster" facing the country.

Virgil in The Aeneid spoke of "the tears in things", the sadness of mortality.

Elsewhere the report spoke of the party's failure to connect with demographic groups in the centre.

Many others in the crowd spoke of the clarity that evangelical beliefs bring to their lives.

That year, the two spoke of the feud in separate interviews with The Times.

The "reality" the singer spoke of was a reflection of his ego (fearful mind).

The original spoke of reducing the "iniquities" in power and money.

The nickname and the shirt spoke of sprinting's familiar bravado.