Sentence examples for if spoken from inspiring English sources

If spoken, they would be interspersed with pauses and sighs.

"All that way?" will, if spoken correctly, sound ingenuous.

As a dramatist, he knew that clichés could thunder if spoken in the right tone.

It's simple and honest and, if spoken in a frosty tone, may close down the subject.

It feels too emotive and if spoken on stage, would make the prime minister seem unhinged.

"His disposition is such that, if spoken to kindly, he will do everything," they told Pope Julius II, his patron.

(Slaps his knee, as if speaking to a dog).

A born actor, he sings as if speaking the words.

Mr. McConnell spoke on the Senate floor as if speaking to Mr. Obama.

"It is as if speaking out against foreigners is now acceptable".

"You know what?" said a young woman, as if speaking to a lifelong friend.