Sentence examples for one speak of from inspiring English sources
How, he went on, "can one speak of 'western civilisation' except as an ideological fiction that gave the western nations their present mixed identities?
She frequently heard Adam One speak of 'being flooded with the Light of God's creation', and without knowing it yet that was how she felt".
China's presentational problems with the old one speak of an abiding lack of sophistication, and an attachment to a ritualistic diplomacy ill-suited to fast-moving negotiations, such as in Copenhagen, where the outcome is not pre-cooked.
Why does no one speak of us and our story?
So how does one speak of a miracle when our reflexes prompt us toward pedantry, institutionalized as proof of scholarship?
"Why does one speak of a 'lone-wolf gunman'?
One spoke of too many volunteers knocking on doors too often.
No one speaks of it with the flushed admiration they might lavish on, say, "The Sound of Music".
No one spoke of him again.
No one spoke of weeks that changed the world then.
