Sentence examples for gift of speaking from inspiring English sources

Parham and his followers claimed that they had recovered this ancient gift of speaking in tongues (glossolalia).

But he's also got this gift of speaking in whispers to dead people, so we're supposed to feel for him as he bleeds physically and spiritually.

As she demonstrates to a fare-thee-well in Michael Grandage's must-see production of Enid Bagnold's 1955 play, "The Chalk Garden," Ms. Wilton has the gift of speaking filigree language with a solid sincerity, endearingly leavened by the aural equivalent of a discreetly raised eyebrow.

And you know, you get certain gifts, and I had a gift of speaking, lecturing, which makes people listen.

Namata had the gift of speaking the language too, and she figured that could likely get her a well-paying job.

The Qur'an venerates both Jesus and Virgin Mary by sharing their story of Jesus' miraculous birth, his special gift of speaking from the cradle, and his ability to perform miracles with the help of God.

When a reporter's judgment is actually distorted by gifts, payments, promise of speaking engagements and the like, the violation is no longer simply a conflict of interests but emphatically the victory of the wrong interest.

Because each restricted bequest is unique, Harvard encourages donors considering this type of gift to speak with a member of the Planned Giving staff.

Beyond her gently humorous take and a real gift for speaking verse, she also brings an exquisitely musical voice to the role and, of course, its songs.

It is said that kissing the stone gives you the gift of gab, a way of speaking with eloquence and charm, lasting 7 years.

This former congresswoman, once blessed with a politician's easy gift of gab, spoke in a high pitch, her voice almost childlike.