Sentence examples for on its speaking from inspiring English sources

Like many another offshoot of modernism, Partisan Review's cachet as a byword for high culture depended on its speaking for a minority in a larger philistine or middlebrow society.

When McCain charged that Kerry had turned Roosevelt's edict to "speak softly and carry a big stick" on its head — speaking strongly and carrying "a twig," Kerry shot back that he preferred another quotation.

In an article on its own site it spoke of "the most terrifying responses to our One Direction covers".

Don't assume the problem will go away on its own; speak up immediately to put a stop to it.

But the look of mingled mirth and impudence on its face spoke volumes.

After that, the distress expressed by Bernanke and Yellen at least on its face speaks to why females shouldn't care about being wooed by the economics club in the first place.

The texts on its walls speak of the reoccuring forces the novelist Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie says have "flattened the poetry in America's founding philosophy".

A spokesman for the Swift boat veterans said the organization decided to hire the agency after a member saw one of its partners speaking on television.

Vallejo, which delivered a wake-up call to municipalities around the country when it filed for bankruptcy protection in 2008, outlined in court papers last week how it plans to get back on its feet, financially speaking.

He said a more intriguing question was whether Mr. Summers agreed with changes in the way that the Fed pursues its goals, particularly its emphasis on speaking to markets more clearly.

And now she's getting the crowd on its feet and speaking more fluently: We have never believed that I am doing poorly because you are doing well.