Sentence examples for given to speaking from inspiring English sources
Greek presidents are not given to speaking off the cuff.
'The world is a ball of confusion,' explains Chuck, who is given to speaking in rehearsed soundbites.
He is given to speaking his mind, sometimes in a temper or in an ill-judged moment.
What this suggests is that as much effort – or even more – needs to be given to speaking to the men about women's empowerment.
Everyone from President Bush to Ann Coulter was using it to denote wimplike, Volvo-driving softies too spineless for dangerous times and too given to speaking French.
Dr. Tyson — Bronx-reared and, as he likes to point out, born in the same week in 1958 as NASA — is given to speaking not in whole sentences but, rather, in whole paragraphs.
Possibly with insights gained with his teacher Maurice Pradines, in Strasbourg, who was given to speak of the "spirituality of sensation".
During the first presidential debate, Webb spent much of his time complaining about how little time he was given to speak.
The length of your elevator speech can vary depending on how much time you are given to speak.
Manager Kenny Dalglish told the Reds' official website : "We have been given permission to speak to the player.
Blackpool have been given permission to speak to Dundee United's Peter Houston regarding their managerial vacancy.
