Sentence examples for all he spoke from inspiring English sources

We wanted to know about money, accommodation, sponsors – all he spoke about was the sound of bagpipes at dawn.

First of all, he spoke about the vial of blood that the defendants believed was tampered with by officials in an attempt to frame Avery.

After all, he spoke about a Nazi friend of his, whose dying words were: "Zat Barry Humphries, ze Führer would have adored him".

Tabárez has spoken of the need to play fluently and to move the ball quickly; for all he spoke about "putting up the umbrella" he appears to expect the game to be played largely in his opponents half.

Most of all, he spoke of wanting to make up for time lost with his three children.

After all, he spoke winningly about how his mother "overcame obstacles" to become a trial judge — a signal, perhaps, that he understands the kind of systemic discrimination women once faced.

Most of all, he speaks the language of what he terms "grass-roots France".

First of all, he speaks of meaning in at least two different senses.

In all this, he spoke less like a politician than a pastor or priest comforting a grieving community.

All the while, he spoke of dead bodies the way a carpenter might discuss two-by-fours.

The bad news for Mr Clegg, though, is that almost all the voters he spoke to in Oldham yesterday seemed reticent about saying they would vote Liberal Democrat.