Not just during this time, but I'm constantly speaking to people to try to be a better person and be a better player.
I've personally met with many government officials and they constantly speak to the inconsistencies in how the public housing space is run.
The six-year-old who described having Yahoos living inside him was one of these rare cases; he heard them constantly speak to him, feared being poisoned, believed he could cast spells, smelt "bugs" in the tap water and saw nonexistent trails in the snow.
A fundamental conundrum, unmentioned in the report, is that the United States and its NATO allies constantly speak of Mr. Karzai and his government as an ally and a partner and try to shore up his image as the leader of his people.
And the irrepressible man from Mar-a-Lago managed to utter a few off-script Trumpisms — "very bad," "believe me," a "disaster" — the now-familiar verbal crutches of a man who is singularly driven to constantly speak his mind while not really possessing the means to do so.
"If we do not constantly speak the message of hope and trust in a provident God, we are shepherds who cannot calm the fears and anxieties of those who need us," said Bishop Fiorenza, head of the church's Galveston-Houston Diocese.
While at Carnegie Mellon, Kuffner told me he'd constantly speak to colleagues who were working on a machine learning problem, and had an algorithm they'd know would work, if only they could amass enough data.
For the safety of themselves and for other communities, Muslims are forced to constantly speak out against ideologies that frighten them, and that they find reprehensible.
If you constantly speak to the victim telling him what you are doing or going to do relieves much anxiety and helps to calm him, thus reducing the blood pressure which is critical.
While I was in the ward I met an incredible nurse who constantly spoke about my future, despite it, in my eyes, looking pretty bleak.
