Sentence examples for are talking from a from inspiring English sources

"UKIP are talking from a place of pain and frustration, but people in the end realise that hate can't take you forward.

The problem is, he was talking from a self-interested, financial, rather than sporting, standpoint.

Even on the party songs and girl tunes he was talking from a higher perspective.

She said she was "rushing" her conversation, partly because she was talking from a closet in her home.

Yes, he was talking from a teleprompter — Rick Santorum needled him about that later on, from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania — but that hasn't aided him much in the past.

David Brown, a producer of "Chocolat," was talking from a car headed for Heathrow Airport in London after a screening of the film.

By speaking in Srinagar, he was demonstrating his government's view that Kashmir remains an integral part of India, and that he believed he was talking from a position of strength.

And I'm talking from a B2B perspective.

Mowrey chuckles at Hsun-Huang's colorful talk, but he notes that he is talking from a position of strength.

"The neighborhood is still very much in transition with pockets of activity," Baltimore says, adding that she was talking from a coffee shop that didn't exist two years ago.

The problem with this, of course, is that indies need to feed themselves just the same as everyone else, so I'm talking from a position of privilege.