Sentence examples for speak as it from inspiring English sources
No more if you will, so to speak, as it were or as they say.
"My colleagues already complained that they can't hear my phone speak, as it is too fast," Mr. Goyal said jokingly.
You speak, as it were, peering down, with authority and detachment, at a world that should self-evidently look the same to others as it does to you.
All of it, too, was able to speak as it did of the human dimension to these issues through the command of the artists concerned over the possibilities inherent in the imagery and materials they used.
In olden times, writers drew attention to puns, nice turns of phrase or metaphors that the inattentive reader might otherwise miss with so to speak, as it were or if you will.
Explaining his view of the transatlantic special relationship in an interview, the premier said: "I think it's important in life to speak as it is, and the fact is that we are a very effective partner of the US, but we are the junior partner.
Let anyone speak, as long as it's done with transparency and accountability.
In a marvellous Broadway revival, directed by James Naughton (at the Booth), it speaks as unforgettably as it did back then to the vanity of national despair.
(And like other remote regions, English is not spoken as widely as it is in Germany's more touristy areas).
She was "terrified … I hadn't written anything down, I just spoke as it came.
