Sentence examples for is always spoken from inspiring English sources
"The Great War is always spoken of with regret in Europe," he writes.
This is always spoken of as a virtue, and in many aspects of private and public life it is.
"It's certainly a topic that is on everyone's mind, but it's not a topic that is always spoken about openly," said Dr. Cornell.
Compounding the fun is the awfulness of dialogue that has been hilariously (and badly) dubbed into English and is always spoken in the semi-robotic, gee-whiz tones of Saturday morning cartoons.
The switching back and forth between their stories is jarring and confusing — Mary is addressed intimately as "you"; "the boy," nameless, is always spoken of in the third person — and mostly maddening.
The Party — it is always spoken of as if there were no other — is at once "the last of the great old-style parties, like the ones Douglas Fairbanks used to give" (in the words of Freddie de Cordova, who used to produce the "Tonight Show"), and "an important Hollywood moment" (in the words of Dominick Dunne, a Party veteran).
"Miley is always speaking her truth and being herself," Billy Ray said, by way of explanation.
I think I was writing internally: that is, it was always spoken of simply as "the magazine," so that is the locution that comes naturally to me.
