Sentence examples for speak vividly from inspiring English sources

The key abortion question on its candidate questionnaire relates to proposed federal legislation to require that providers speak vividly to mothers.

Other late orchestral works, notably "Formazioni" (1985-7) and "Concerto II" with solo piano (1988-90), show Mr. Berio's continuing ability to find new ways for the orchestra to speak, vividly and beautifully, while solo instruments went on having their say as he extended the "Sequenza" series.

Essential Christian themes of salvation, redemption, and suffering, he argues, speak vividly to the genre's artists and fans.

The behaviours Hepola describes are not exclusive to the female blackout experience – men cry and get naked, too – but I'd hazard they will no doubt speak vividly to many women for whom heavy drinking is central to socialising.

Dukuly spoke vividly and dispassionately in English of his experience.

Another employee from the Liberty Street branch spoke vividly about watching bodies fall from the towers.

Afterwards, she spoke vividly about how she felt the neglected house – especially the smell – overcame her.

Mr. McCain spoke vividly, and often personally, even mentioning his adopted daughter from Bangladesh in a terse exchange about abortion.

Ms. Hunter, who described herself as a "private person," spoke vividly of the pain she felt watching her lover deny the affair — and his paternity — on network television.

Keen to talk up her experience, she spoke vividly of what seemed a harrowing and dangerous trip she made in March 1996 to Tuzla airport in Bosnia.

St Paul's, designed by a scientist, speaks vividly of the cosmological God, the omnipotent God of the stars and the heavens.