Sentence examples for means of speaking from inspiring English sources

Leo's command started a worldwide revival of natural law as a means of speaking to the secular modern age.

Still, he decided last year that the site was a worthwhile means of speaking directly to readers.

Other than Kenneth, no-one could communicate with Yarima in her own language and she had no means of speaking with her family back home.

What's interesting here is that the internet -- blogs, comments sections, etc. -- means there are plenty of other "eyewitnesses" to confirm or contradict this kind of report, and they now have the means of speaking up if something isn't accurate.

Tilley et al [ 12] argue that a gender-responsive approach to sanitation is a means of speaking to the needs and inclinations of a diversity of users.

Following the conquests, both urban and rural culture began to adopt elements of Arab culture, and an Arabic vernacular eventually replaced the Egyptian language as the common means of spoken discourse.

It is unclear, however, whether this apparently elevated language (perhaps reserved for special occasions, such as poetry competitions) was ever the means of spoken communication for any particular group.

Much work has addressed this issue by means of spoken document retrieval (SDR), keyword spotting, spoken term detection (STD), query-by-example (QbE) or spoken query approaches.

In their paper (pdf), they start with a definition: "The activity of saying or writing the opposite of what you mean, or of speaking in a way intended to make someone else feel stupid or show them that you are angry".

Tugendhat tells us that "The fundamental question of ontology is: what is being as being?", and he reformulates this question as the question of "what it means to speak of an object".

The character's lack of intelligence and forthright manner of speaking means, as Morris puts it, that "Brittany is used by the series' writers to say things no other character would".