Sentence examples for medium speaking from inspiring English sources

If Liza's husband, Frank, was a Spiritualist medium, speaking in the voices of dead soldiers, her parrot is a medium, too.

In this sense, society has become a realization of abstract thought, held together by an artificial and all-pervasive medium speaking for everyone and for no one.

The tour guide said that one of the resident-mediums spoke to Abraham Lincoln.

Three main advantages of telephone consultations were identified: 1) patients could remain anonymous; 2) the telephone was deemed a more convenient and less embarrassing medium for speaking to a doctor than in person; and 3) such consultations were assessed as saving time because no travel to a clinic was required (Table 4).

If you want a medium to speak to a spirit you believe to be in your home, the medium will need to come to your home.

But music was a medium that spoke to him early in life, and he felt a need to engage it.

He writes: "On the whole, critics, connoisseurs and art historians, when obliged to go beyond statements of fact – such as authorship, subject matter, measurement and medium – and speak of the quality of the drawing, tend to do so in the vaguest of terms".

Or maybe Carolyn Stewart, the psychic medium who spoke to them, just thought asking dead people what the scariest Halloween costume is was a dumb idea.

As an exercise she had to visit an art store and purchase a medium which spoke to her, then create something, take a picture and send it to me.

Mediums may speak in generalities, saying, "You've been going through a rough time lately" or "I have an old lady here".

Angel has also been known to actively discourage a belief in mediumship, stating that there is no way for mediums to speak with people beyond the dead.