Sentence examples for speaking of one from inspiring English sources

"He should not cancel it altogether," he said, speaking of one Islamic Group leader.

"That was Kawasaki," he says, banging down his office phone and speaking of one of the companies that is making new cars.

And, speaking of one of the biennial artists, he asked: "How does Jorge Pardo, for example, a Cuban living in Los Angeles, come up with meaningful expressions of his ideas?

It seems that if one is to be a patriot of a country, the country must be his in some significant sense; and that may be best captured by speaking of one's identification with it.

I can't tell you how many times strangers have freaked out seeing a small child, apparently "lost" (uh, yes, I'm speaking of one of mine) and picked them up, frantically looking for proper authorities.

One day after speaking of one another with palpable derision during the third presidential debate, Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton were exchanging light-hearted barbs at a white-tie charity event on Thursday night in New York.

In Stella's milieu, one did not say "bloody," and one spoke of one's parents with respect.

In his final years, after the electrodes were implanted on his diaphragm, he spoke of one day getting rid of his respirator altogether.

He spoke of one day starting up a healing center on Mt. Shasta, where people could clean out their systems and go hiking.

Referring to it, the catalogue speaks of "one of the most elemental architectonic forms".

In a BBC interview, Brokenshire spoke of "one chance to get this right".