Sentence examples for elsewhere speak of from inspiring English sources

It is quite common to hear high officials in Washington and elsewhere speak of changing the map of the Middle East, as if ancient societies and myriad peoples can be shaken up like so many peanuts in a jar.

But it also means that there is much that falls outside the book's purview: the Central American wars and genocides of the 1980s, as well as the "pink tide" that swept the region in the 2000s, from Venezuela to Argentina, Brazil to Nicaragua, and which Hobsbawm elsewhere spoke of as a sign that progressive politics were still alive.

Elsewhere, speaking of an increase in the Israeli settler population on the West Bank from about 5,000 around the time of the Camp David accords in 1977 to over 300,000 now, the authors employ a counterfactual, saying "things could have been different if the Arabs had chosen a more pragmatic course".

Elsewhere, people speak of friends holding down two, even three part-time jobs.

Elsewhere he spoke of "mountains of trash".

When he writes to a friend, soon after his marriage, of what it is like to lie in a dry bed after years of sleeping on a pile of damp, mildewed straw, and when, elsewhere, he speaks of the surprise of turning over in bed and seeing a pair of pigtails on the pillow next to his, your heart softens toward this dyspeptic man.

In the Parmenides and elsewhere Plato speaks of separate, immaterial forms as paradigms, and sensible particulars as likenesses of them, which somehow fall short of the original.

Elsewhere he spoke of "logical atomism" as involving the view that "you can get down in theory, if not in practice, to ultimate simples, out of which the world is built, and that those simples have a kind of reality not belonging to anything else" (PLA, 270).

Don't they all speak of an elsewhere?

If accumulated genetic variants that had no effect on the phenotype suddenly become manifested as phenotypic variation due to a single mutation elsewhere in the genome, we speak of a case of genetic interaction or epistasis.

Many brokers in New Jersey, as elsewhere in the region, continue to speak of the market as having bottomed out and moving into recovery.