Sentence examples for speak well about from inspiring English sources

In other words, today's women know they can do great things; what they doubt – reasonably enough – is that they can speak well about those great things.

"I've been in football for a long time and when results are not good I'm not expecting people to speak well about our team.

Dana Stevens of Slate magazine didn't speak well about the film, she said, "This is a movie that traffics in deep hindbrain emotions: fear and rage and lust and, above all, the pure animal drive to go on living".

Always speak well about her to your spouse.

It's nice when some legend speaks well about you.

"I've spoken to many people about Alan Henning and everyone spoke well about him.

He spoke well about his work, and taught occasionally long after he stopped needing the money.

He is non-controversial and speaks well about the game but he has had people switching off from the heavyweight game.

He also speaks well about historical contexts, although given his audience of students and professionals he was probably talking to the already initiated.

"Other countries took over [inmates], Germany took them, it was natural [for us] to do that … I think this speaks well about our country and that this is a good signal for the future," Vucic said.

Everyone spoke well about Wesker: Janie Dee about the joys of directing a musical version of The Kitchen; Pamela Howard about Wesker's late-flowering skill as a visual artist; Mike Leigh about a congratulatory letter he received, after the triumph of Secrets and Lies at Cannes, in which Wesker confessed that writing and directing movies was what he had always wanted to do.