Sentence examples for could speak that from inspiring English sources

He spoke about how it all seemed to Fala; he could speak that way about anyone, from any perspective.

What was it she said about Old Testament prophets?" (What Thatcher said was: "The Old Testament prophets did not say, 'Brothers, I want a consensus.' They said, 'This is my faith. This is what I passionately believe. If you believe it, too, then come with me.'") Buffini goes on: "No other politician could speak that way".

Ernst was convinced even before Elisabeth could speak that he alone could understand her.

But she did remember afterwards when she could speak that people would come by -- I guess she looked very Irish to them -- they didn't do anything to help her.

Girl power was something that could "speak to everybody"—that was "palatable, that could be translated".

(Perhaps Newt Gingrich could speak to that).

If anyone could speak to that subject, it would be Cutrone.

I wish I could speak to that, but I can't.

"A little Beethoven Knightht, who for some reason hadn't been told that his car could speak, replied that he did not intend "to drive in a car that talks back to me".

"It was great because I mixed with people from other cultures, but none of them could speak German and that was a problem".

Have you ever dreamed that a dog could speak fluent English, that a human could flap its wings and fly, that your newborn baby could nurse itself?