Sentence examples for speaking take from inspiring English sources

"Teenage girls in the United States, generally speaking, take very good care of their hair," Mr. Taylor said.

The differences, broadly speaking, take the form of two images of what the hominid family tree looks like -- a ladder or a bush.

They will never get caught short, for the simple reason that borrowers do not, generally speaking, take the cash and put it under their mattresses; ultimately, any money a bank loans out will just end up back in some bank again.

Opposition to the Argument from Relativity can, broadly speaking, take two forms.

In developing new financial payments systems, cellphone operators have escaped the regulatory burden faced by banks because they do not, strictly speaking, take deposits.

Leading stock indexes have dropped sharply since Mr. Bernanke began speaking, taking the Standard & Poor's 500-stock indowndown 1 percent in recent trading, the low point for the day.

Public speaking takes place in different forums.

They hold that strictly speaking taking any interest in morality is indeed rationally optional.

Generally speaking, taking BVP (1) as an example, the function f ( t, x ( t ) ) is necessary to have [ q ] th order derivative to guarantee the existence of solution could be ( [ q ] + 1 ) th order differentiable.

The differing paths, religiously speaking, taken by Mike Pence and Tim Kaine reflect larger changes in American Catholicism and Christianity over the past generation.

Taking a breath before speaking takes time and no one has time; time to see the humanity, the non-separation, between each other.