Sentence examples for speak of high from inspiring English sources

Later, German news accounts will speak of high drama in the normally drowsy Bundestag, but Merkel's body language tells the story: the drama has been provided by an insignificant minority.

"It was refreshing to hear someone speak of high principles... Mr Clinton got away with it, not only because it was novel but because his delivery was superb".

Just as we speak of high-stakes intrigues as "Shakespearean," and storms as possessing "Biblical proportions" — whether or not we've read "Julius Caesar" or the Book of Job — the qualities of the "Kafkaesque" are familiar to us not from reading Kafka's stories but from the stories we experience every day.

A number of them, especially less privileged students such as Adams and Eosphoros, speak of higher education as a con sold to them on phony premises.

Note that we can indeed speak of higher power because we know from the results of Simulation study 2 that the false positive rate of neither models is inflated.

Clegg speaks of high ambition, but has he the staff and deep pockets to compete in more than 80 seats?

"It's a fashion among young girls," one waiter at Cafe Maroush, Muhammad Sedik, said, speaking of high schoolers.

"While his predecessor spoke of high goals and promised enormous changes, only to leave behind them scrorched earth, who knows?" Mr. Rosenblum wrote.

The IAF statement came as Israeli police entered the compound to disperse stone-throwing Palestinian protesters early on Tuesday, with an Israeli police spokesman speaking of "high tension".

In his introductory remarks, Meyer joined the chorus of the coaches who preceded and followed him, speaking of high hopes for the coming season.

Mr. Ryan speaks of "high school buddies" who lost jobs at the General Motors plant in Janesville, criticizing a promise in 2008 by President Obama, who was then a candidate, to help the plant retool and remain open.