Sentence examples for just about speaking from inspiring English sources

One of the big things I've learned is that it's not just about speaking well – it's about learning to embrace a wide variety of arguments.

Learning to speak isn't just about speaking frequently; it's also about knowing how to put the right word in the right place.

It was just about speaking about the start of the season and looking forward to working with each other.

For many families, language is more than just about speaking, Vallejo said.

But what happened at Pentecost runs much deeper than fire and wasn't just about speaking in a charismatic "tongues-of-fire" prayer language, as beautiful as both of these may be.

The crowd cheered Djokovic long and loud at the end, and tears mingled with his smile as he responded: "I can just about speak enough French to get through this – but congratulations to Stan and his family.

In the hotel's open-air restaurant, the waiter just about speaks Italian, which I just about understand, and I end up with a huge sea bass, Greek salad, and chips.

However, they are just about on speaking terms.

And he is just as passionate about speaking of his country's achievements, particularly the way they are playing their rugby.

But listening back, through the mush and static, you could sometimes just about make out people speaking.

Harding had never written anything but editorials, and Coolidge not only avoided writing until he was safely past the presidency but also just about avoided speaking.