Sentence examples for naturally speak from inspiring English sources

Such knaves have "no quarrel with religion or morals, but know what use to make of both upon occasion… They are sure to preach honesty and go to church… [They] naturally speak the best of human nature that they may the easier abuse it" (C 44).

Instead, he wanted to see who would naturally speak to the team and talk to referees before games.

And remember, if you have initiated a conversation without having to pitch yourself, let go of the pitch completely and continue conversation where you can naturally speak about your qualities without having to deliberately introduce yourself with a pitch.

Commonsense language claims to take its lead from the way people naturally speak, but any writer who truly attends to the way people speak will soon find himself categorised as a distinctive stylist or satirist or experimentalist.

That's actually the clearest division between this sort of symbol and many commercial logos: brands naturally speak not just to the successful attainment of athletic prowess, country-club chic or street savvy but also to the mere desire for those qualities.

Frege concluded that we need a Begriffsschrift, distinct from the languages we naturally speak, in order to depict (and help us discern) the structures of the propositions we express by using natural languages.

But New Yorkers, naturally, spoke quite differently about him.

"I naturally spoke of my horrible sexual life," he said.

Some models, like the Lexus Entune, respond to a wide variety of naturally spoken commands.

Event-related brain potentials (ERPs) were elicited by semantic anomalies and phrase structure violations in naturally spoken sentences.

Duer's success will depend on how well it can parse naturally spoken language.