Sentence examples for Highly spoken from inspiring English sources
The phrase "Highly spoken" is not correct in standard written English
It is not a commonly used expression and may cause confusion. Example: "The topic is highly spoken of in academic circles."
With training data representing highly written language such as newspaper and highly spoken language such as telephone conversation, the trained model is expected to estimate the degree of spoken style of an input text.
The Canadian advisor, the release says, "highly spoke of KRG's open door policy towards refugees and displaced people without any consideration to their religious or ethnic background".
She is highly visible, speaks often and yet is strangely enigmatic.
"Mamet writes these characters better than anyone," he continued, in his measured and highly enunciated speaking style.
In the midst of a highly successful speaking tour she fell ill, and she died at her home shortly thereafter.
Highly competitively speaking, Italy came "a distant second" with $3.7 billion.
Why did she take highly paid speaking engagements at banks and praise Wall Street in these speeches?
"Stevie Woods couldn't have spoken highly enough of him.
"[International Olympic Committee] head Thomas Bach has spoken highly of Sochi's readiness for the 2014 Games.
Riall could not have spoken more highly of Steadman.
"She said: 'You've always spoken so highly of George Harrison.
