Sentence examples for speak of some from inspiring English sources

Rumours speak of some 200 soldiers recently killed in efficient assaults.

Friends with whom I could speak of some of what absorbed and enraptured me.

We found each other in Hollywood, as Minnesotan expatriates always do, common sense driving them together — though to leave the Land of Ten Thousand Lakes for a thirsty city built on a desert may speak of some interior flaw.

In foreign affairs, with no real diplomatic experience to speak of, some episodes were marked by indecision and missteps that allowed hard-liners to hold sway over foreign relations, experts say.

If one objects that the second premise of the syllogism is false people sense things, not ideas Berkeley would reply that there are no sensations without ideas and that it makes no sense to speak of some additional thing that ideas are supposed to represent or resemble.

The discontent has been brewing since the outbreak of the 2008 financial crisis, when students found out that their professors have little to offer in terms of explanation of the biggest financial crisis in three generations, not to speak of some of them having been cheerleaders of reckless financial expansion.

Near the end of his set, he spoke of some of his favorite American rap songs.

One spoke of some parents having the attitude towards education of "a customer buying a product".

But he also spoke of "some tough issues", telling reporters: "We have a lot of work to do".

President Assad spoke of some reforms in a disappointingly ambiguous manner that is unlikely to quell the demonstrations.

"We just can't put them up," said Mr. Ropkey, 83, speaking of some German flags in his collection.