Sentence examples for a document that spoke from inspiring English sources

Recent hopes that the Catholic Church was warming in its attitudes towards same-sex relations were dashed last Saturday when senior Church officials vetoed a document that spoke of "welcoming homosexual persons".

A student who had been putting on defensive airs became a graduate with an open smile -- one that spoke of endless possibility rather than inevitable limits.

A high ping means the spoke is tight, the way it should be, and a dull thud means you need to have that spoke tightened.

It was not a look that spoke of great joy, or enormous passion.

The ceremony ended with a young woman interpreting a song that spoke of the miners' bravery and resistance.

In the days of Teddy Roosevelt, conservation was a word that spoke of national pride.

"They wanted a building that spoke of Las Vegas, Nevada and its history". Therein, however, lay a problem.

"Welcome to South Sudan," an official had told him, "with a smile that spoke of a thousand things".

Each client came with a story, a story that spoke of tragedy, comedy and drama in every frantic phone call.

At the full-time whistle, there was a huge roar that spoke of relief but also appreciation and admiration.

He related to everyone, young and old, and had an energy and vitality that spoke to who he was.