Sentence examples for sort of spoken from inspiring English sources

In one passage Mr. Malvacías tore through a sort of spoken nonsense aria, his voice careering from garbled groans to high-pitched, ecstatic squeaks, his body seeming to swallow itself as he hunched over.

"We had sort of spoken in the previous weeks about her visiting me and we had had maybe one emotional phone call when we'd said, you know, are we thinking about maybe getting back together at some point.

One guy sort of speaks Russian, but is still trying to learn the future tense".

We don't just sort of speak them instrumentally; we inhabit them".

"We can start to sort of speak the language of the brain using optical excitation," Dr. Deisseroth said.

"To be honest with you, faxing me a note to my office sort of speaks for itself".

He added: "It's not like it is some sort of speaking truth to power or something going on here.

I mean, there's one guy who sort of speaks Russian, but he's still trying to learn the future tense.

And though I sort of speak French (and have an every-fifth-word comprehension of Italian and Spanish), without supertitles I would have missed what was being said altogether in productions that were performed in Russian, Belarussian, German, Japanese, Greek, Arabic and Zulu, among others.

Jean, a college lecturer, said that at school governors' meetings "we're all sort of speaking the language, I call it the language of Whiteness … It's like you've got to be part of that in order to communicate in certain situations.

Their success sort of speaks for itself.