Sentence examples for more spoke of from inspiring English sources

New manager Dick Advocaat once more spoke of how brittle the Sunderland players he inherited are, and it was staggering to see the speed of the collapse.

But the weight of our unscientific survey unquestionably leans towards opposition, and many more spoke of their deep concerns over how the government's plans could affect the areas in which they work.

Fewer spokes mean a looser weave, while more spokes means a tighter and firmer weave.

Your current wheels probably have many more spokes (metal rods) than needed.

Many more offered encouragement and spoke of new projects, gratitude and resilience. he entries were rich with honest emotions, sensitive observations and yes, good humor.

Thirty-eight percent defined God as some form of "power and might" (creator, almighty, supreme being), while 25percentt spoke of a more personal relationship, using such terms as Savior, protector, guiding force, comforting presence.

He saw connections of a different sort: these people and incidents were more like the spokes of a wheel.

The Red Sox' Mike Lowell has a hint of salt in his black hair, an earnest voice fit for a jazz D.J. and a few miles on wheels that roll more like the spokes of a stagecoach than the rims of a sports car.

But what came next spoke of something far more mysterious than a young man's gift for imitation.

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