Sentence examples for been spoken from different from inspiring English sources

The utterances have been spoken from different unknown positions within each room, but the position was constant during each utterance.

"The problem was, we were speaking from different positions," Mbeki said in an interview on al-Jazeera.

I think I was speaking from many different voices rather than just my own.

This diversity sets Brummie MCs apart from many of their peers: they're speaking from a different, and quite unique, standpoint.

Although all educators were speaking from many different cultural contexts, some clear through-lines emerged from the conference.

And because we were speaking from multiple spots in different directions, they thought we had a lot of force, and so they surrendered.

He was speaking from experience.

Eagleman was speaking from experience.

"This league is speaking a different language from the street," Ayad Sharbaji, the editor of Shabalak magazine, which is often banned by the authorities, said in an interview.

On the other hand, contemporary speakers are conscious that they are speaking a "different language" from their neighbours, even though they may understand a good deal of their neighbours' discourse.

So did Walter Lippmann's analysis of it when it arrived, this passage being said to have pleased the Pope especially: "No one who heard him attentively, or will read him now, can fail to realize that he was speaking a different language from that which is current and conventional.