Sentence examples for close to speaking from inspiring English sources
No other Uighur inside the country has come close to speaking out on such issues with his persistence.
Similarly, of the 15 special sessions, only one (People at the Centre) comes close to speaking to these structural issues.
The boss of the building union in Western Australia, Kevin Reynolds, even comes close (but not too close) to speaking fondly of Buckeridge.
To work on speech quality, a vocal technique commonly used in pop that is closer to speaking than singing, try saying "uh-oh" with an edge on it.
Not even the narrator, who comes closest to speaking for Halevi himself, admits to being persuaded by all of the Jewish sage's arguments.
This kind of writing is actually much closer to speaking than the old kind of letter writing.
My "work" — as I sent it around in e-mail-message attachments and enclosures — turned closer to spoken language than ink on paper.
Dalai Lama or Dalai Gaga - A songstress/philosopher/commentator, somewhere between Deepak Chopra and The Narrator in Our Town, Gaga steps a bit closer to speak to us, drawing us into the conversation.
She called out to men she knew by name and pulled close to others, speaking in intimate tones.
