Sentence examples for be spoken like from inspiring English sources

His own name was useless; it was a name that could not be spoken, like Voldemort in the not yet written Harry Potter books.

Don't expect me to be speaking like this, do you?

There are some so rare that their names -- hirsutus, chigua, euryphyllidia -- are spoken like taboos, the plant-world equivalent of a shahtoosh shawl.

That was spoken like a patron, as the riders call the dominant rider who sets down the informal rules of the race.

"That is spoken like a true white guy," Goldberg quipped.

This number is spoken like gospel in this country when it comes to sleep.

I'm not talking about better or worse, but that's just what it is". Spoken like a blunt, poetic fighter.

Eliot Cohen, a former top official in the second Bush White House and a Trump critic, tweeted that the president's post was "spoken like a petulant 10-year-old".

"E" is spoken like "e" in "check", "I" in Indonesian is spoken like "ee" in "see".

"A" in Indonesian is spoken like "a" in "father".

"O" is spoken like the typical "o" as in "olive".