Sentence examples for instead speak to from inspiring English sources

"You should instead speak to us with respect.

Next week Mr Cameron must resist the temptation to pander to his Thatcherite party and instead speak to the nation.

Mr. Ackman, 35, said he was told that the hearings were closed and that if he wanted to conduct interviews, he should instead speak to lawyers who represent drivers in the hearings.

The appeal would resist the litmus tests and the rhetoric of the base and instead speak to underlying values of fairness, compromise, inclusion, and citizenship, based on a vision of national rather than ideological or demographic identity.

"Plus, it sounds a little like Johnny Paycheck's 1977 hit, 'Take this job and shove it, I ain't workin' here no more,'" says Price. "Instead, speak to your boss about specific challenges you're facing, in a professional matter-of-fact manner".

After he fled Germany for Zurich in the wake of his participation in the 1849 Dresden uprising against the crown, he began to argue that the "artwork of the future" would no longer serve the moneyed classes but instead speak to the masses.

One arrangement to meet James Murdoch had to be cancelled, but Hunt instead spoke to him privately on the phone.

That it came from the White House instead speaks to a profound crisis of public confidence in the F.A.A.

Haddin, 37, was absent for most of Australia's practice session at Lord's, instead speaking to Lehmann and the team psychologist, Michael Lloyd, on the pavilion balcony.

Instead, speaking to reporters in Queens, Mr. Bloomberg took aim at the idea that an independent monitor would be the most effective means of carrying out any court-ordered changes, if the court finds civil rights violations by the Police Department.

The boy was so happy that his father hadn't yelled at him, but had instead spoken to him in confidence and with affection, that he was willing to do anything.