Sentence examples for result spoken of from inspiring English sources

From the outset of the Phaedo, particulars are branded as material and, as a result, spoken of in the pejorative.

Beyond this basic structure, Steve organized the book based on his own aesthetic, and the result speaks of the generations of gardeners who made Great Dixter what it still is to this day: great.

Winston Churchill's outrage at being booted out at the end of the second world war and the ruling class's linking of the words "inexplicable" and "ingratitude" in the face of the hugely beneficial result speaks of an entire class culture that had at its heart a group resolution neither to understand nor to explain.

The two people who confirmed Rodriguez's result spoke on the condition of anonymity because they did not want to jeopardize their access to sensitive material.

The newspapers this morning, based on early results, spoke of a "stunning rout" of the government.

The results speak of a focused and accomplished rider – a rider every bit as able as her male colleagues.

The doctors I interviewed for my article in this week's Science Times, "The Anxiety of Waiting for Test Results," spoke of the scripts they teach medical students to help prepare patients who are waiting for test results.

When it comes to who is performing best among Android OEMs, the results speak of the growing competition for Samsung.

"The results speak of the general importance of social interactions," particularly those early in development, to develop positive memories that last, Weiss says.

These results speak of considerable variability in judging and suggest that, despite the relevance of submission to horse welfare, judges have considerable difficulty scoring in this domain and aligning their scores with overall performance.

These results speak of the difficulty that exists in understanding genetic variation and its relationship to different phenotypes in different ethnic groups.