Sentence examples for elsewhere speaking from inspiring English sources

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".

McKeon continued over the next decade to push for federal money for drones and travelled to Turkey, Kuwait and elsewhere, speaking with officials about the unmanned aircraft.

But other women, from Libya, Egypt and elsewhere, speaking at the Trust Women's Conference, were still quite hopeful, optimistic that their male friends and family supported them.

Elsewhere, speaking to the Bishkek Feminist Collective all under thirty, I think about the situation for trans people in Britain, they told me about how hard it is to get gender recognition or surgery in Kyrgyzstan.

Like other people from the Uravan region, Gayland complained that protesters from elsewhere speak in the town's name, exaggerating health problems.

"His track record both at Inter and elsewhere speaks for itself, and his International experience and hunger for success will I know drive the team to the next level".

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.

Hysteria (Self Made Hero) by Richard Appignanesi and Oscar Zarate examines the early career of Sigmund Freud, drawing on the case histories of Anna O and others: a fascinating book that will, as I've said elsewhere, speak loudly to your inner shrink.

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.

Inter president Erick Thohir said: "His track record both at Inter and elsewhere speaks for itself.

HUMAN beings are a distractible bunch, and their propensity to be elsewhere, mentally speaking, is particularly dangerous when they are motoring.