Sentence examples for basis of speaking from inspiring English sources

He said he "attended the RVH on the morning after the major incident was declared and I spoke to staff and I took my actions on the basis of speaking to staff, nothing less or nothing more".

Therefore, Hartshorne's view of God as an enduring object apparently provides more of a basis for speaking of God as a person.

In fact, on Bosanquet's account, it is primarily in light of one's service in the state that a person has the basis for speaking of his or her personal identity.

Hartshorne maintains that this distinction, familiar enough in ordinary experience, is applicable to God and is the basis for speaking of dual transcendence in deity.

In "The Woman Who Died in Her Sleep," as in the best poems from her subsequent volumes and the fine new poems collected here, Gregerson attains what few contemporary poets even seek: a plausible "we," a basis for speaking across the lines of individual circumstance and social identity.

The basis for this way of speaking is obvious enough.

First, the language developed on the basis of local spoken forms and evolved into the modern Romance languages and dialects.

The re-creation of Hebrew as a literary language also began in the 19th century; it became the basis of the spoken vernacular of the State of Israel and of a flourishing literature.

This Unification Model assumes that syntactic frames are stored in memory and retrieved on the basis of the spoken or written word form input.

Women were separated into groups on the basis of language spoken (Burmese or Karen).

It is deeply disappointing that you thought it acceptable to print an article drawing attention to the gender and race of scientific experts, suggesting that non-white, non-male scientists are somehow incapable of speaking on the basis of their qualifications and expertise.