Sentence examples for describing speaking from inspiring English sources

Posted on social media, it immediately attracted comment for its derisive terms of faint praise: "Howe's thin new volume... took her ten years to write... .. Thring says, describing speaking to "...this Cambridge English don whose PhD, she says, was on 'visual imagination and visual vividness in language' is to undergo a tutorial sprinkled with wordy phrases..."...

Professor Carter said the purpose of developing a way of describing spoken language was to recognise that language operates within a context, and to help students identify how best to use language in different contexts.

The former staffer has previously described speaking to Roy, who in turn sought advice from Pyne.

In "Making Rent," Harris describes speaking to Lee twice over the course of nearly a decade.

In the world unfolding at the courthouse, a parade of aging gangsters describe speaking into walkie-talkies.

These questions become even more difficult to ignore when Thorpe describes speaking in a "standard, confident way," makes a joke about sitting like a man, after which he manspreads, and explains his own tendency to go up as he ends a sentence, by way of saying "I was never trained to be aggressive, to be authoritative".

Paediatricians, neonatal nurse practitioners and neonatal nurses described speaking to the parents at this time.

Someone once described spoken Finnish to me as Hungarian heard through a closed door.

The Southern poet Eleanor Ross Taylor wrote poems that, as Adrienne Rich described, "speak of the underground life of women".

The author, who was a child in the ruins of the Germany he describes, spoke Wednesday night in Sever Hall during a book talk sponsored by the Mahindra Humanities Center at Harvard.

Some times, however, her assessment lacks balance — particularly when she talks about others describing her speaking abili ties as "Messianic," without smiling just a little bit about it.