Sentence examples for seemingly speaking from inspiring English sources

"The cloak of invincibility has now passed," Tyree said, seemingly speaking of Burress and the team in general.

This set her apart from many other anti-chemo advocates because she was seemingly speaking from personal experience.

When he says that someone could become severely depressed, he is seemingly speaking with a degree of authority as a mental-health professional.

To sum it up, the general, about to retire and seemingly speaking from his heart, believes that both the Marines and their equipment in Afghanistan are wearing thin, that their core competencies are being neglected and they are bearing burdens beyond those traditionally imposed on them.

Whenever she would say something, she said, the interpreter would seemingly speak for much longer.

The government seemingly spoke for the country, but in reality it represented only the middle class; the soviets represented the workers and peasants.

I was lulled into a false sense of security when moving to LA I moved there with my wife in 2007, and because they seemingly speak the same language, I felt like this was a culture I could assimilate into and understand.

Two, she seemingly speaks from a place of ignorant concern more than malice.

He has a hair-trigger temper and seemingly speaks without thinking.

The first PG-rated animated film to be nominated by GLAAD, "ParaNorman" tells the story of a New England boy who can seemingly speak with the dead, and is bullied and ostracized because of his ability.

Hosted by my lovely friend, Shasta Nelson of Girlfriend Circles, this retreat was about getting away, diving deep and learning how to listen to that quiet little voice that (seemingly) speaks a foreign language to me.