Sentence examples for otherwise speaks from inspiring English sources

The use of euphemisms in a document that otherwise speaks openly about conventional weapons systems also points to the discussion of nuclear weapons.

The zeal to do otherwise speaks volumes about anyone who would insist on their "freedom of speech" to use it, given all we know.

But he otherwise spoke cautiously about American intervention by force.

Previous Fed chairmen gave speeches and appeared before Congress, but otherwise spoke very little in public.

The court said she "frequently berated, interrupted and otherwise spoke negatively to" the lawyer.

Tobón, whose manner is mild and sympathetic, unites parts of the community that might not otherwise speak to one another.

An answer will jump out in your news feed, probably from your aunt in Boise you never otherwise speak to.

And although Bernstein doesn't otherwise speak, he seems a frequent companion, thumping the podium and grunting as he goes.

I adored Patti LuPone's darkly funny performance as Mrs. Lovett in the recent Broadway revival of "Sweeney Todd," but I have never heard an Englishwoman of any class or period — fictional or otherwise — speak with quite the same quirky intonations.

Housman used poetry to touch on loves that he had lost or never dared to enact; M. R. James used ghost stories to explore fears of which he could not otherwise speak.

In a session on digital annotation tools, David Karger, a computer scientist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, described his annotation software NB, which allows students to collaboratively insert marginal questions and comments into class reading —  thus opening up a channel for students who would not otherwise speak in class, he said.