Sentence examples for normally speak from inspiring English sources
People who know Sef Scott know he doesn't normally speak.
"I wouldn't normally speak out on something like this," Mr. Blankfein told me.
My parents normally speak Italian with each other and some Japanese.
She was born Gladys Snook, in Atlanta, and doesn't normally speak with a Southern accent.
Dialogue is printed as phrases because that is how people normally speak, Mr. McNulty said.
Third, government officials, including the president, don't normally speak publicly about wiretaps.
Normally speaking, anyway.
"Normally speaking it is humanly impossible … so that is a satanic thing," says Truqui.
It was closer to the way he normally spoke, and closer to the way he felt.
Toni, who normally speaks only the crispest standard English, retorts, "I hate to break it to you, complex woman, but in America, you black".
These distinctions are normally spoken of as applying to "propositions," which may be thought of as the contents, or meanings, of sentences that can be either true or false.
