Sentence examples for is talking from from inspiring English sources
Dr. Tannen's latest book is "Talking from 9 to 5".
Elizabeth is talking from her home in Exeter.
He dismissed the Northern Alliance's optimistic pronouncements: "The Northern Alliance is talking from Kabul.
At once, it feels as if she is talking from the heart, rather than a sports psychology manual.
But most of all he is talking from the heart about the big ideas we need in order to face the future with confidence.
Asked about Dearlove's claim that Britain provides more intelligence to Europe than it gets back, she said: "Richard is talking from 11 years ago.
It sounds as though she's talking from bitter experience.
One reason we talk past one another on guns is that we're talking from vastly different worldviews.
The problem is, he was talking from a self-interested, financial, rather than sporting, standpoint.
"They're talking from one side of the train to the other," he testified.
But the quintessential experience that Johnson was talking from has nothing to do with other people.
