Sentence examples for speaking of something from inspiring English sources
He was speaking of something else.
He immediately realizes that he's committed a terrible faux pas by speaking of something so inexplicable.
It is also plain, that in speaking of something we speak of being, for to speak of an abstract something naked and isolated from all being is impossible.
He began to chuckle, not bitterly but warmly, with real mirth, as he did at other points in our conversation when speaking of something particularly dire.
And speaking of something more: it is disturbing that amid all this fetching playfulness, from which we do learn plenty, we learn so little of where Hopkins stands.
"They were such happy times after the revolution - what a time," says Janicek, with a terrible sadness, as though speaking of something lost.
But this kind of banter spoke of something more.
Yet it also speaks of something more transcendent.
Yet all the drawings speak of something slippery and volatile.
The pattern of behaviour speaks of something deeper than the demands of expediency.
"A watch today must speak of something other than the time," Mr. Zanetta said.
