Sentence examples for speaking two things from inspiring English sources

For a country to stabilize its debt-to-G.D.P. ratio, broadly speaking two things are needed.

But we don't need a memoir to know that, comparatively speaking, two things can be said about her tenure at the State Department: first, that in fact she accomplished very little; and second, that both before her appointment and during her service, she consistently came down on the hawkish side of debates inside the administration, from Afghanistan to Libya and Syria.

"That's important input for us — and the recommendations [we provide to our clients] are, broadly speaking, two sorts: ones that are like things that they are already tracking, and that's easy to validate because it's things that may have slipped through the cracks.

She is speaking about two things, or really, they merge as one: the sudden death of her father, Richard Beckinsale, at age 31, and the very likely possibility of her own fame.

Indeed, when those inhabitants freed in 2009 returned to Baghdad, The Post reported, they spoke of two things: their conversion to radicalism — and revenge.

"We had spoken about two things specifically - press as a team and win the ball back quickly and work hard together.

Those who have played with Pietersen speak of two things: a work ethic as intense as anyone in Test cricket, and a vulnerability that requires his captains to offer constant reassurance of his pivotal importance to the team.

Statistics such as these can speak to two things: how the batter is performing and how pitchers are attacking them.

It's one thing to speak two languages, but another to be a professional translator.

"Generally speaking there are two things that come into play," he explains.

"When people say he is intense, they are speaking of one thing, and when I say it, I am speaking of six different things, and most of them are quite lovely to be with," she said.