Sentence examples for personally speak from inspiring English sources

The city's mayor, Joe Jaworski, who was elected in 2010, can personally speak to the popularity of the attraction, as he has a sculpture in his own yard.

If that does not work, he said, it might be helpful to have someone on the board who knows her personally speak to her in confidence.

The prime minister told parliament he would personally speak to the Russian president if it would help the plight of the detainees, who learnt last week that the authorities had decided to downgrade their charges from piracy to hooliganism.

The shadow chancellor immediately acted on a promise to personally speak to director, whose latest film – I, Daniel Blake – has been used by Labour to highlight injustices in the welfare system around the employment support allowance (ESA).

One New York decision, in 1911, concluded that "it has been one of the indispensable requirements of the common law that no person should have the sentence of death passed against him without first being given the opportunity to personally speak for himself and show cause, if he can, why sentence should not be pronounced against him".

Especially the ones I personally speak and write.

Personally speaking, I find this picture just a bit too personal to enjoy.

"Personally speaking, I like her," he wrote.

Not artistically, just personally speaking".

Personally speaking, the jury's still out.

"Personally speaking, I think this is pretty despicable," he said.