Sentence examples for one spoke more from inspiring English sources

No one spoke more eloquently and more often on all these subjects than Ratner.

No one spoke more eloquently of the Iraqi people's suffering before the invasion.

No one in the SA spoke more loudly for "a continuation of the German revolution", as one prominent stormtrooper put it, than Röhm.

No one at the World Economic Forum spoke more exuberantly about the American economy than Gail D. Fosler, chief economist at the Conference Board, a New York research organization.

A minority of men spoke more than one CEE language at home when they were growing up (13.5%) and one fifth of men (21.3%) completed the questionnaire in English.

She added it was not clear whether all those involved were Chinese, saying that they spoke more than one language or dialect.

The roundtable also stressed the cognitive benefits of language learning, citing evidence that schoolchildren who spoke more than one language tended to perform better than their peers across all subjects.

He wanted someone who was open-minded and spoke more than one language, but not someone who came from a similar cultural background to avoid having someone who was brought up "with the same prejudices", he explains.

When the brothers and sisters spoke, more than one remembered Damian hearing the same greeting -- Sonuvagun, if it ain't Dominion!" -- on 207th Street and again, years later, on the floor of the Commodities Exchange.

In a study of 24 million dementia patients worldwide, many of whom also had Alzheimer's, researchers found that the patients who spoke more than one language had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's four years after their monolingual counterparts.

The deterioration of expressive language was noted, and he never spoke more than one or two words at a time.