Sentence examples for speak totally from inspiring English sources

Villages 10 miles apart may speak totally different languages.

His life is, so to speak, totally deprived of the private sphere.

The public hearing would be important although the agency heads would not be able to speak totally freely, he said, adding: Maybe we need to justify all over again why it is that the state does require that we have secrets.

The result doesn't speak totally about us as Wycombe Wanderers, but Oxford deserve it, they put the ball in the goal more often and that's what counts.

"Paul Moore's major problem within the diocese is that he speaks totally out of conscience," Canon Edward West says.

Then he spoke totally gratuitously about fans in Ohio and around the world who had become rabid Mavericks fans because of him.

Mr Cameron accused him of speaking "totally pathetic pre-scripted rubbish" and teased the Labour over links to the trade unions.

"We are speaking totally, totally hypothetical, right?" said Cain. "Department of Defense".

Unlike any of his previous speeches, Obama spoke totally out of script by using the word "terrorism" three times in a statement that lasted only a few minutes.

And so, Pollywords was born, a "scrabble-like" game that allows users to play in several languages at the same time, even though they may be speaking totally different ones, such as Spanish and French.

And Venetians speak a totally different language from Calabrians.