Sentence examples for speaking always from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, it is, in a manner of speaking, always hunting season at the Department of the Interior.

In a country that, culturally speaking, always has one foot on the gas and the other on the brake, art museums tend to be both innovative and conservative.

Moreover we may ask: are concepts, properly speaking, always necessary for intentionality anyway?

Emerson keeps his distance from the transcendentalists in his essay by speaking always of what "they" say or do, despite the fact that he was regarded then and is regarded now as the leading transcendentalist.

Thus, whereas earlier philosophers and theologians would allow the term 'relation' to signify a being of reason only in certain cases, such as creation, Ockham and his followers maintain that 'relation' is a term of second intention, and so strictly speaking always signifies beings of reason.

When describing characters decisions, actions or reactions, unless someone is speaking always capitalise their names.

– takes note and speaks (always in italics).

I spoke always what has to happen with the positions on the pitch.

As the Holy Koran tells us: "Be conscious of God and speak always the truth".

Now that she was, so to speak, always there, there was no longer that weekend intensity, and without that intensity she became banal.

When we speak in the following about the SCC of the TRN we speak always about the larger subnetwork also called the giant strongly connected component [23].