Sentence examples for speak from which from inspiring English sources

As a linguistic representation, a metaphor in effect, "Dao" brings up the image of a great thoroughfare of life, so to speak, from which all beings arise, but it does not entail an objective referent.

My truth is different than someone else's -- I can only speak from my perspective, which is as a woman in New York City.

Yet speaking from Lake St Clair, which he moved to from New York after getting married, he seems content.

But after announcing that he's speaking from Atlanta, which he says is like "a 112 album skit", he settles into a thoughtful, funny and impassioned discussion.

Furthermore, it has been shown that there is a relationship between reality monitoring errors and disorganized thinking in schizophrenia, with thought disordered schizophrenic patients experiencing problems differentiating information that they had spoken from that which they had merely thought [ 12].

By that time he had left Germany on a world speaking tour, from which he would never return.

While the rear door was very close to the stage where Ms. Marois was speaking — and from which she was abruptly removed by Sûreté officers — Lieutenant Lapointe said that security cameras indicate the gunman never entered the building.

In linguistics, the goal of collecting corpus data is to identify and organize a representative sample of a written and/or spoken variety from which characteristics of the entire variety or genre can be induced.

Recent "victims" of no-platforming almost always have other, vastly more prominent platforms from which to speak from.

"I liked the script," he says, "but for some reason the character seemed to have all the answers, and to speak from a higher ground, which wasn't interesting.

I speak from years of experience, which have included a whole lot of moments where I found myself... shall we say... not at my best.