Sentence examples for not always spoken from inspiring English sources

English not always spoken.

One chronic problem for the anti-Qaddafi coalition is that its various members have not always spoken with one voice, diplomats said.

Mr. McCain, who has been dogged by his own past statements that he does not understand the economy as well as he should, has not always spoken fluently about economic policy during the campaign.

But Clinton has not always spoken about what happened in Benghazi adeptly, as real as her grief for the diplomats surely is — Politico quotes her as saying that it was a "crushing blow".

I lived with different questions, not always spoken: "Does the house smell of cats?" "Does the bathroom smell of me?" "Do these sausages smell off?" There could be no more of the boyish habit, secretly maintained, of pressing one's nose to yesterday's shirt to see if it was still wearable.

HELP!" We are all born with the gift of intuition, that pure little voice inside our hearts that tells us what is not always spoken aloud.

A charm campaign, however, means not always speaking your mind.

But in that forum, facts did not always speak for themselves.

Facts do not always speak for themselves, but they can sometimes shout.

In his interview with The Post, Mr. Trump made it clear that his campaign staff does not always speak for him.

One odd aspect of their scouting is that coaches and players do not always speak to each other, restrained by N.C.A.A. restrictions.