Sentence examples for classic speaking from inspiring English sources

He talks about issues young people care about, and while rarely patronizing, uses both classic speaking gifts and a contemporary touch for the pop culture vernacular that resonates to hit the sweet spot with a very tough demographic.

Dr. Sebeok, a professor emeritus at Indiana University, published more than 60 books in his field, known as semiotics, including the classic "Speaking of Apes" (1979), which he edited with his wife.

No one talked about it because no one wanted to; they prefer to let the ancient art, the classics, speak for themselves.

The Baby's Breath crowns of my youth have gone the way of Lana Del Ray, croquembouches have been replaced with artisanal ice-cream cakes, and Midori is now served in mason jars, for that classic speak-easy look.

"We'll see a super-cool match," the 47-year-old predicted, in classic "Kloppo" speak.

Truly a timeless classic that speaks so much of human nature.

Skinner taught Monich at Carnegie Mellon, and Monich helped revise her classic text, "Speak with Distinction," which was originally published in 1942.

We were not paid anything then for playing for England but the regulations then allowed us to benefit from, in classic IRB speak, non-rugby related commercial activity.

The speeches and the classic double speak and being a great orator, that kind of thing doesn't play well in Wisconsin".

In classic corporation speak it promised: "We will continue to engage with all religions in our quest to produce the highest quality religion and ethics content across TV, radio and online".

There's a late-night standoff (as Lorre says to Bogart, "You may have the falcon, but we certainly have you") and a finale with one of Bogart's classic lines, spoken to a heartbroken Astor: "I won't play the sap for you" -- Monday at 8 p.m. and Friday at midnight on TCM.