Sentence examples for be talking from from inspiring English sources
In some cases, the journalists we profile will be talking from outside of their countries, having been forced to flee.
"I've only been here two weeks and certainly didn't plan to be talking from the lectern of one of the major churches -- but you have to be flexible".
"He has won the most majors in the modern era so he can only be talking from experience," says Poulter. "I can only think whatever Tiger has to add to that team is a good thing.
Never thought I'd be talking from this perspective But I'm not really sure what else you expected When the higher-ups have all come together as a collective With conspiracies to end my run and send me a message This stanza has the ring of the absurd.
On the US-Iran relationship, President Obama seems to be talking from both sides of his mouth.
He is described as seeming to be talking from 30,000 feet, and he's often serious, mostly because he's running for president and, well, that's a serious business.
Dr. Tannen's latest book is "Talking from 9 to 5".
It sounds as though she's talking from bitter experience.
One reason we talk past one another on guns is that we're talking from vastly different worldviews.
The problem is, he was talking from a self-interested, financial, rather than sporting, standpoint.
