Sentence examples for editorial spoke from inspiring English sources

The editorial spoke of India's "right to defend itself" without even hinting at the Kashmiris' "right of self-determination" promised them by the United Nations.

This may be a touch severe or even judgmental -- the editorial spoke more of etiquette than of rights -- but there's something about that "in return," even so, that a less acute critic might have missed.

Hence the repetition of the allegations, an editorial that spoke of Ralph Miliband's "evil legacy" and four further pages in today's Mail attacking the Labour leader all over again.

A linked editorial by Dave du Feu of Spokes, the Lothian Cycle Campaign, argued (paywall): If urban traffic is falling, let's give more space to cyclists.

Beverly Sills spoke.

Neither spoke.

Spoke intemperately.

Eisenhower spoke.

Spoke wryly of success.

Spoke with McNichol there.

No one spoke.