Sentence examples similar to altogether speaking from inspiring English sources

Fears were raised that the draft legislation, which contains proposals to merge categories of special needs, would see many children removed from the special education register altogether but, speaking on Radio 4's Today programme on Tuesday morning, Teather said she did not have a "target" number in mind.

Sometimes it is better to eliminate Internet slang altogether and speak (and write) with proper grammar at all times.

In this latter case, she must also be vigilant not to damn you with faint praise or praise you with faint damns or... well, she must just avoid faintness altogether and speak in a clear, strong voice.

Suddenly her voice clouded, then she stopped speaking altogether.

The sisters finally stopped speaking altogether in 1975, following their mother's death from cancer.

"He should not cancel it altogether," he said, speaking of one Islamic Group leader.

Asked to repeat the phrase 10 times at speed, many of the participants simply stopped speaking altogether, according to lead researcher Dr Stefanie Shattuck-Hufnagel, from Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) in Boston.

Undoing Dickey-Wicker altogether could, legally speaking, be the safest bet but it may not be politically palatable to lawmakers, especially in an election year.

For this reason, some writers advised burying the expression altogether and instead speaking only in terms of freedom of action (e.g., Schlick, 1939).

For a while you will detest each other, and then, driven apart by your differences, you will become indifferent and stop speaking altogether.

He sat in his chair quietly, staring straight ahead into the trees, and spoke slowly, and eventually stopped speaking altogether and waved his hand at me. "Enough," he said.