Sentence examples for may speak the from inspiring English sources
They may speak the language of home renovation now, but initially Ms. Tatarko and Mr. Cohen struggled.
"We may be the same colour, and we may speak the same language, but deep inside we are nothing alike.
"They believe that a detainee may speak the language of the captor and may have been brainwashed or trapped in different ways," he said.
No two speakers share precisely the same vocabulary of words readily used and readily understood, though they may speak the same dialect.
Whilst artists and arts managers may speak the language of 'performance measurement', 'market share' and 'return on investment', they are more dependent than ever upon the state.
Cooper warned of a "naivety about the risks" to children, with local authorities often not appreciating that young victims of trafficking often maintain links with the person who brought them to the UK because they may speak the same language.
Alive and chained to the tree, after its apparent death in the hunt, it may speak of the immortality of the soul.
The soul may speak, but the international context is the reason it is heard.
The fact that the dynamical structure was found may speak to the robustness of the observations.
More than anything else, the longer viewing spans may speak to the maturation of the medium itself.
That the scores in the current sample were more comparable to the early stage prostate cancer patients than the incurable cancer patients may speak to the hope patients were feeling regarding the potential of the reovirus treatment.
