Sentence examples for speaking liberally from inspiring English sources
MELINDA DAVIS Richmond, Va .A. Strictly speaking — actually, even speaking liberally — this isn't a question.
Many will marry divorced Catholics without annulments, for example, or speak liberally about birth control and homosexuality.
These newsletters speak liberally about financial matters and subsequently fly under the radar of financial regulators because they are considered "press".
When he speaks of extending liberally the set of logical terms, Tarski is perhaps thinking of the phenomenon of what he calls the "disciplines preceding a given discipline" in Tarski (1937) (see p. 80).
Dear Arlene and Robert, I want to thank you for speaking up in response to the "evil" and "monster" taglines used liberally by the media towards your son James.
Generally speaking, where national and state rules exist they tend to be interpreted liberally during periods of teacher shortage and more stringently as the supply of teachers improves; it is often possible for a teacher to secure the additional qualifications required to undertake a greater variety of work by taking university summer sessions or other kinds of in-service courses.
And while John Krasinski defined "freedom of expression" as "taking a chance," speaking about the award given to Promised Land, others took the phrase more liberally.
He insists on speaking English throughout the interview, only switching to Russian when he wants to be absolutely sure he has got his point across, and litters his speech liberally with his favourite oaths – "fuck" and "Jesus Christ".
He's more laidback, and speaks in a dry, articulate drawl, liberally punctuated with the adjective "fuckin'".
Identify key skills and industry buzzwords that are currently in demand and make certain to speak to these while networking and cite them liberally throughout your resume.
In another category, the pastoral comedies derived from Italian models were liberally embellished with songs loosely strung together and alternating with spoken verses.
