Sentence examples for speak something from inspiring English sources
"He always gets you to speak something you didn't intend to because he makes you so comfortable".
My mother did not speak, something that is usually accompanied by a parting sea or burning bush.
Still, just as one starts to drift off, so to speak, something bobs by that catches the eye.
After the Polish-born pontiff improvised a message in Roman dialect to visiting priests, Mr Bossi - leader of the federalist Northern League party - said he was sending the pontiff three dictionaries of northern Italian dialects so he could speak something other than Polish and Roman.
"She paused for a long moment and then began to speak: something about a home, but whether she meant a household or the literal structure, I couldn't tell … I formed several stories out of her speech, formed them at once, so it was less like I failed to understand them than that I understood in chords".
We have feedback loops, and then we speak something back, the product, this company, is what we're telling the world.
His answer is "strictly speaking, something else".
Parcells spoke something to me that changed my outlook.
Half the "white teeth" of her title are loose anyway, metaphorically speaking: "something rotten, something degenerate, deep within the gums".
When I declare I will be faithful to you, there is, strictly speaking, something wishful about my declaration.
The phenomenon of theologically conservative Christians plunging into political activism on the right is, historically speaking, something of an anomaly.
