Sentence examples for besides speaking from inspiring English sources

At the heart of Sheldon's comic impact is (besides speaking the unspeakable) exaggeration – the habit of saying in a complicated way what could be said simply – and this connects his maddening utterances to irony and literature.

So, I decided to settle for the second best thing besides speaking prepositionally-perfect English: Knowing that being a frequent user of both Spanish and English delays the onset of Alzheimer's disease, makes me better at multitasking, and allows me to be keenly aware of what's important and what's not at every moment.

Besides, speaking as a Marine intelligence officer, he also thought the operation nothing more than a futile pinprick.

Besides speaking out for black law enforcement officers, they also have historically acted as civil rights organizations for the larger minority population.

Besides speaking to a broader social message, as Eliasson's did, each car strongly reflects the individuality of its artist.

Besides, speaking abilities aren't tested in the GSAT or AST exams – they're useful in the future, but just not in the current exam system.

Like many of those contacted, she spoke on the condition of anonymity because the church did not want anyone besides Mr. Riccio speaking to the press.

None of the agents I spoke to professed to knowing specifically what Levinson, whom they refer to as "Bobby," was up to in the years before he disappeared besides, generally speaking, corporate criminal investigations.

But though they've gotten a large share of ink at times, they haven't gotten very far, politically speaking, besides the initiatives successfully championed by Schwarzenegger on redistricting and open primaries.

Ms. Poulicek, who besides French speaks English and Czech, told the Flemish television broadcaster VRT that she would try to learn more Dutch.

The fact that passing has broadened in the last century to encompass other identities besides race speaks to a socially enforced and deeply ingrained aspirational straight whiteness that has been steadily maintained, despite much applauded advances in gay rights.