Sentence examples for constantly speak of from inspiring English sources

A fundamental conundrum, unmentioned in the report, is that the United States and its NATO allies constantly speak of Mr. Karzai and his government as an ally and a partner and try to shore up his image as the leader of his people.

He is constantly spoken of in legendary terms: Apollo, Dionysus, Icarus.

Shockey constantly speaks of his alma mater, loves the football program and the players.

In contrast, Hannity has appeared in an advertisement for Trump and constantly spoken of the Republican nominee in glowing terms.

Hillary constantly speaks of how "thrilled" she is that an African-American and a woman have a real chance to become president.

He constantly spoke of his attraction to Buddhism, which in his view taught that "life changes every minute, the world is born and dies every minute".

There is a reason my father and mother constantly spoke of the glories of the Persian empire, discussed ancient Persia like it was just a generation before — because when one is dealing with loss of ethnic and cultural identity, there is no limit to how far back the narrative can take you.

A voice that constantly speaks of unworthiness.

Like so many right wing extremists, Fischer constantly speaks of the importance of the U.S. Constitution and the intent of its authors.

Erdogan consciously seeks to recreate the glory of the Ottoman Empire; Shinzo Abe, the grandson of a minister in Japan's wartime cabinet, is defensive of the record of the Japanese imperium; India's Narendra Modi constantly speaks of the glories of ancient Indian culture; and Vladimir Putin is building a cult of strong Russian potentates from Catherine to Peter to Stalin.

He could have turned his back as he had his cheek, but, during the 25 years of his retirement, the man who had opened the door for the likes of Larry Doby and Don Newcombe, Roy Campanella and Bob Gibson, constantly spoke on behalf of the black.