Sentence examples for often spoken to from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dudamel was also said to be unavailable for an interview, although he has often spoken to the media in the past.

One of my closest friends is a lifelong academic who has often spoken to me, illuminatingly, about his deepest literary passions: Simone Weil, Emerson, Montaigne.

"If America does not lead the cause of freedom, that cause will not be led," Mr. Bush said, adding: "I have often spoken to you about good and evil.

I've often spoken to people who have said something like, I wish I could just hit Pause on my life and the world, retreat and work on myself until I have some confidence, then press Play and rejoin life and be able to do the things I've wanted to do.

Victoria Glendinning quotes a letter to his brother Tom, written in 1881 or 82: "The time has come upon me of which I have often spoken to you, in which I shall know that it were better I were dead," and John Hall, editor of a collection of his letters, quotes words from another that seem particularly significant: "It will sometimes take a man more than 5 years to die".

Abul Qaqa has often spoken to journalists in the wake of militant attacks.

"The painting often speaks to their dreams.

"I often spoke to him [about the dangers]" said Mr Allison.

"God often speaks to me through Christian Dior".

Mr. Barris's shows often spoke to their historical moment.

His father, Mr. Demain said, often spoke to him harshly, and they fought constantly.