Sentence examples for speaking large from inspiring English sources

"This will sound as if I am speaking large," le Carré told me, "but Mussolini said that the definition of fascism was when you couldn't put a cigarette paper between corporate power and government power.

Generally speaking, large cleaning firms treat the work as a kind of sub-job; it's job-like enough to warrant payment (though many of the cases Moyer-Lee has to deal with relate to unlawful deduction of wages).

Generally speaking, large volume metro is suitable for mega city center area; in suburbs, especially outer suburb district, moderate volume light rail including monorail and low volume modern tram is appropriate.

Generally speaking, large centrality values are assigned to central nodes in the network.

As a consequence of this, rigorously speaking, large data sets in chromatin biology exist in a "grey" area outside of natural science, since it is impossible to repeat the underlying experiments.

Practically speaking, larger diameter is preferable to avoid this problem.

It shows that, generally speaking, larger funds do better, but we can't define "large" any more than we can formally define "small".

Generally speaking, larger tubes produce deeper tones.

"As we speak, large, organized caravans are on the march to the United States," Trump said.

Roughly speaking, either large exponents m, n, large coupling exponents p 2, q 2 or large constants a, b benefit from the occurrence of the finite blow-up.

Shows Buchanan speaking to large crowd.