Sentence examples for rather than speaking from inspiring English sources

Speaking respectfully means making a decision to speak from your heart, rather than speaking from anger, fear, shame or whatever you happen to be feeling at the time.

Emphasise key words rather than speaking monotonously.

Such are the perils of smiling and pointing rather than speaking Japanese.

An earlier version referred to IELTS tests as spelling, rather than speaking, listening, reading and writing.

Young people are interacting with the cyberworld rather than speaking to each other.

Sullivan, on the other hand, rather than speaking for the public, has herself become aggressively public.

Her voice is high, as if she's singing rather than speaking.

Rather than speaking out against Turkey's eventual membership, EU leaders should let the negotiations proceed without prejudice to their outcome.

8.11am GMT Nel says Pistorius made his statement to the court by written affidavit, rather than speaking directly.

This is a major reason that so many, rather than speaking out, have opted for silence, and in overwhelming numbers still do.

Volponi leaps enthusiastically into jail patois, but the language feels a little distracting, as if his narrator were demonstrating a dialect rather than speaking in one.