Sentence examples for different ways of speaking from inspiring English sources

Prestige and stigma associated with different ways of speaking and the politics of language.

And human faces have 27 different ways of speaking silently, with the lips and eyes and the occasional wrinkled nose.

He's got some different ideas, different ways of speaking to players and he's got his own ideas but every manager is different.

When I teach corporate workshops, I ask participants to find a partner and practice two different ways of speaking: first, introduce themselves using their "normal" voice, and then take a few deep breaths and introduce themselves using the deep breathing method above.

When the effects of a disaster are overlaid with inadequate action and injustice, the voluntary sector needs to consciously and continuously strike the right balance between practical action and finding different ways of speaking out in support of the needs and rights of the people who are affected.

We also have to have men understand that women have a different ways of speaking.

Do you? — then fight for homes!" Different times required a different way of speaking.

Every field and career has a different way of speaking about success.

Do you?—then fight for homes!" Different times required a different way of speaking.

I'll be taking advantage of the fact that laughter is more like a different way of breathing than it is a different way of speaking, which means that, if I monitor how your rib cage is moving, I can track your laughter and relate it to the laughter of those around you.

That is, there seems to be no transition from wide-eyed girl to exasperated woman, just a dissolve into a new person with maybe a family resemblance to the previous character but a different set to the jaw, tilt to the eyebrows or pinch to the nose, not to mention a different gait, a different manner of carrying one's weight around, a different way of speaking.