Sentence examples for kind spoke from inspiring English sources
Asked about reports that the show needed sexing up, Mr. Kind spoke admiringly of his co-star, MICHELE PAWK.
But just as in Tokyo, where no one expects foreigners to speak Japanese anyway, the staff at Riki was kind, spoke English and produced an English menu.
The day clothes, some of them weirdly accessorized with sheer gloves that looked (from a distance) like the disposable latex kind, spoke knowingly to women who follow Mr. de la Renta, rather than fashion.
And Maria Odom, the vice president for legal services at KIND, spoke with three unaccompanied teenagers from Honduras who were turned away from the Otay Mesa port of entry on Dec. 5, despite being with lawyers.
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.
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.
The lyrics kind of spoke to how men kind of expect women to fit into this box and they don't let us be brilliant and shiny and stuff.
What this means in practice is a kind of hub-and-spoke Europe in which diplomacy, bilaterally and in groups, centres on Berlin.
