Sentence examples for speaking everything from inspiring English sources

He is, psychologically speaking, everything that Serafina is not.

Medically speaking, everything could be classed either as yin or yang, and to heal diseases, the ancient Chinese physician strove to bring these two qualities back into balance.

With language experts speaking everything from Amharic to Kazakh and 70 tongues besides, it has played a crucial role in cracking some of the biggest terror plots against the West in recent years.

Strictly speaking, everything about his version of the book is unorthodox, from its use of an English translation (the Koran is considered to be only truly the Koran when written in Arabic), to the inclusion of pictures of human figures, and everyday American figures at that, among them mall shoppers, suburban golfers and New Orleans flood casualties.

It is all too easy to falsify, under the influence of explanatory models misappropriated from science, the many and varied kinds of things that happen when, aesthetically speaking, everything seems to click or fall into place.

In other words, roughly speaking, everything is dependent on everything else in complex organisms so that changes in one subsystem affects many others.

"Just experiencing Reverend Jesse Jackson coming out of a stall – that just speaks everything about what an all-gender restroom really is about.

She speaks everything on her mind in fearlessly articulate songs and poems about love, politics and the continuing process of finding her identity.

But the basics are easy enough: on a touch screen, drag your finger around the screen; Narrator speaks everything you touch, so that you can get a feel for the layout of things.

All I had was a sharp memory of the time we spent together, of things he said, of his way of smiling as he spoke — everything amused him — and of the apartments where we had been, and the nights.

It's crazy, it's quite odd and it's very cool in many ways, but it's also very weird because people can make a comment about the way you look, the way you speak, everything you do, when they don't even really know you.