Sentence examples for just spoken of from inspiring English sources

His neighbor, a building contractor named Henri Bosco, had just spoken of being beaten until blood came from his ears, then being bound to a coconut tree by the rebels and having water forced down his throat to extort money.

Metaphysics could be said to provide a theory of first principles if it furnished men with a set of concepts in the light of which they could arrive at the connected account of experience as a whole just spoken of, and the two descriptions of the subject would thus be two sides of a single coin.

As he turned off the highway, Ingels said, "You can do architecture where it's all about how expensive a veneer you are going to laminate onto the same box that everyone does, and where nothing is left if you strip off all the cosmetics" — he had just spoken of the "relatively generic modern high-rise" that Renzo Piano designed, several years ago, for the Times.

Most writers today just speak of themselves.

"I don't just speak of the sporting aspect of things," he declared.

They just spoke of documents related to a certain matter," Ms. Zeng said by telephone.

Lindsey Bareham's ultimate tomato sandwich is one of those recipes; it just speaks of gracious living and hot summers.

He just spoke of "the Pakistani country"—did he mean Pakistan?10 07: This is making my head explode.10 07: Q: Gov Perry, what would you do if Pakistan's nukes went loose?

Perhaps today, we should just speak of possibility.

Then why not just speak of evolution rather than revolution in such cases?

He didn't mention the game but just spoke of my career to date.