Sentence examples for almost spoken from inspiring English sources

A rhythmic kind of writing works best, something that sounds almost spoken.

A sentence so clear that it seemed almost spoken popped into my head: What you're doing is extremely dangerous.

But the bizarre line of dialogue was almost spoken by Daniel Craig during Skyfall, the most recent film in the franchise, it has emerged.

The physicality of its anguish is sometimes in direct contradiction of Vaughan Williams' modal calmness but how wonderfully he frees the words so that in Patricia Bardon's towering performance as Maurya the sung and the almost spoken are indivisible.

The Boys Who Died in Their Sleep is Flying Lotus at his most experimental, with Ellison reanimating his rapping alias Captain Murphy – yet instead of engaging in his trademark verbose delivery, this time he delivers a strained, almost spoken word tale of prescription drugs and lucid dreaming.

It's slow, almost spoken.

"We can almost speak in shorthand," Mr. Romney said in an interview.

Otherwise, Canada looks a lot like America, and Toronto almost speaks the same language, eh?

Christine Lagarde, the director of the International Monetary Fund, almost spoke of the liberation of Europe.

With Noël Coward that's a real issue, because he ended up almost speaking the songs.

The three, all cantankerous and loud-mouthed, almost spoke to Mayor Abraham D. Beame as equals.