Sentence examples for speak to the differences from inspiring English sources
Can you speak to the differences in the testing processes and any concerns that might arise from that process?
Mr. Hamid is well qualified to speak to the differences between the cultures, having spent roughly half his life in the United States.
Here was someone with a history who could speak to the differences in American and European radiator design, though anyone should think twice before using the word "novelty" with him.
Their New York campaign commercials speak to the differences in approach.
Paine's misfortunes speak to the difference between politics as a passing around of handsome platitudes and politics as a sowing of the bitter seeds of social change.
He added, grinning: "That speaks to the differences between curators and artists.
Essentially the article spoke to the differences between why a consumer follows, likes, etc. a given brand via social media vs. why marketers think they do.
But if the Globe crowd erupts with a spontaneous roar I've rarely heard at any theater, that speaks to the difference between one production that has to contrive a party atmosphere to keep going and another that just naturally rocks.
Hallie Levine speaks to the difference between finding a path with a child born with Down syndrome, as opposed to being forced into it.
"Yeah, just walking past they say, 'How are you doing?' When we first got here, especially me, but I know all us, we were walking past and we were like 'Oh, hi!' If I make eye contact with you I think we are supposed to speak, and people are like 'I don't know you, why are you talking to me?'" The latter statement speaks to the difference between regional norms of greeting.
