Sentence examples for kind of spoke from inspiring English sources
It's one of my favorite shots and Lou kind of spoke to Total Excess.
"It kind of spoke to the quietude and isolation that some people enjoyed and some people found frustrating," Mr. Hammerman said.
"Obviously growing up we didn't really witness that; but it's something your parents kind of spoke about.
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When I was in Denver, my wife and I were trying to find a charity that kind of spoke to us and, fortunately enough, we haven't had any major health issues or anything in our family.
"It sort of spoke to my own naivety or ignorance or just biased understanding," she said.
What this means in practice is a kind of hub-and-spoke Europe in which diplomacy, bilaterally and in groups, centres on Berlin.
At one point he posited a kind of paper-based computer, rigged with wheels and spokes that would move documents around on the surface of a desk.
But who are these "higher men" and why does Nietzsche assign value to them? (Note that while Nietzsche speaks in Thus Spoke Zarathustra of the "superman" as a kind of ideal higher type, this concept simply drops out of his mature work (except for a brief mention in EH in the context of discussing Zarathustra).
The sticks are about six inches, with small prongs sticking out at the end, like the spokes of a wheel without the rim, and they are used as a kind of natural, manually operated Mixmaster.
