Sentence examples for be talking as a from inspiring English sources

It doesn't mean, as it used to, that everybody got killed, unless, or course, you happen to be talking, as a journalist, about your enemy.

"I'm not talking like I know anything, but I'm talking as a manager.

On why he opposes Representative Paul D. Ryan's deficit reduction plan: I am talking as a deal maker.

"I see hypocrisy in everything the Arab leaders do, and I'm talking as a person of the Arab world," said Randa Habib, a political commentator in Jordan.

Cimabue is already obscure (la fama di colui è scura)." Dante is talking as a contemporary, as a compatriot Florentine, and as someone who probably knew Giotto personally.

I'm talking as a business operator here, and Trump brought in the kind of crowd that was good for everybody".

Mr Macron, 37, said that he was talking as a representative of a "younger generation" of European politicians, who wanted to revive the "European dream" and fight the notion that the EU had become irretrievably "dead and technocratic".

"If every Milosevic and every aide to Milosevic comes to understand that every time a journalist talks to them, they are talking as a potential witness against them, an awful lot of doors would be closed," he said.

When Larry Page named Google as Google's biggest problem, he was talking as a leader not just of the search giant but of the whole industry.

So that's just ‑‑ I'm talking as a fan, not as Geno, Auriemma, the basketball coach.

"I had to make it very clear I'm talking as a rape victim; this is not about politics," Dunn said.