Sentence examples for speak brought from inspiring English sources

The Victorians genuinely believed that a passion could be snipped off at its roots and then, so to speak, brought indoors and placed in a glass of water, like a cut flower.

In this model silencing genes with a HERV in their regulatory region might be the collateral damage, so to speak, brought upon by the host in its effort to repress the transcription of the HERV-W endogenous retroviruses, ultimately leading to schizophrenia.

"Look, I used to be one of those activists who said, 'Ask the grass roots people to speak; bring the real people on,"' Ensler says.

Generally speaking, bringing back a show seems like a mistake.

The signal such men are are trying to send to others in the carriage is clear: anatomically speaking, bringing my knees any closer together is impossible.

Generally speaking, bringing foreign-made rock 'n' roll into the United States presents what you could call a "selling ice to Eskimos" kind of problem.

While it is true that nations — even allied nations — will always spy on each other, the disparity in technological capacity has reached a point where countries such as Germany are, metaphorically speaking, bringing a knife to a gunfight.

(Dargis) 'A Thousand Words' (PG-13, 1 31) In this slick fable about the values of silence, forgiveness and family, Eddie Murphy largely mugs his way through a tale in which every word his character speaks brings him and a magic tree closer to death.

"The people have spoken, bring us back our Yahoo!" – The Next Web.

Prayer comes in all forms and every one spoken brings grace to the day.

Los Angeles, where 135 languages are spoken, brings together many cultures which brush up against each other on a daily basis.