Sentence examples for is spoken of from inspiring English sources

Corruption is spoken of as pervasive.

This is spoken of with equal parts pride and cynicism.

Sometimes the new tribalism is spoken of in nationalist terms.

Mr Walker is spoken of as vice-presidential material.

August is spoken of as the earliest date for this sort of success, hurricanes permitting.

Everything is spoken of, and I believe that whatever is done will be fair".

Just how that thing is spoken of, however, has led to some major confusion.

Even more striking, to me, is how seldom he is spoken of.

Though she appeared in only one play, she is spoken of in all of them.

Butch Taylor is spoken of in reverent tones in the chili community.

Sometimes oil is spoken of in wonder; the resource on which the modern world was built.