Sentence examples for speaking comes from inspiring English sources

Having said that, to tell non-students to disregard NUS politics, as Netanyahu has done, is to urge behaviour that, generally speaking, comes as naturally to most British over-23-year-olds as breathing.

For some, public speaking comes naturally.

In each world, public statements have often been veiled in arcane and abstruse language, so that any plain, blunt speaking comes as a refreshing break.

"His speaking comes off as overwrought and flowery," said Andrew Tyndall, publisher of The Tyndall Report, a newsletter that monitors network news.

But if talking really is the way to change the world, we cannot continue to rely exclusively on those for whom public speaking comes easily.

When I ask where the family's gift for public speaking comes from, he says it's a long story but promises to keep it short.

The more substantive moment, relatively speaking, came when Bernanke called Bair's foreclosure-mitigation plan a "very promising approach".

We called Raymond Moley, although he did not, strictly speaking, come within the field of investigation.

Generally speaking, come for a salad, pasta, a glass of wine and, perhaps, dessert.

Even in mundane descriptions, my Grandpa Bill's manner of speaking came through on the page.

It really scuppered the aliens, who, broadly speaking, came in peace but had no way to express it, and whose diplomats were shot down with customary Earth gusto.