Sentence examples for speaking that makes from inspiring English sources

Each one is afforded a voice, an idiosyncratic way of speaking, that makes them instantly – and, in some cases, memorably – recognisable.

Pragmatically speaking, that makes passing power less immediate than you'd expect from a 310-hp V-8.

Practically speaking, that makes the 2002 911 Carrera a thrill to drive even at lower revs, because that press-you-back-in-the seat feeling can be felt without winding the engine anywhere near redline.

Broadly speaking, that makes sense because Bayer is paying away all the benefits of the deal, and then some, to Monsanto shareholders.

I prefer a manner of speaking that makes sense.

There's that Russian style of speaking that makes us crazy, like a child whining.

He had a stoic way of speaking that made him look, onscreen, like he was falling asleep.

"He had a way of speaking that made you think he knew exactly what he was talking about at all times," said Senator Tom Harkin, a Democrat from Iowa.

He had very close-cropped hair and a clipped, clear manner of speaking that made me think he was either a longtime military veteran or a church deacon.

Instead, Abelard takes a natural kind to be a well-defined collection of things that have the same features, broadly speaking, that make them what they are.

But he also was described as having a harsh tone when speaking that made some uncomfortable, even Blacks.