Sentence examples for speaking usually from inspiring English sources

-How are sound bites (video or audio clips of someone speaking, usually inserted into a correspondent's report) incorporated?

Broadly speaking, usually contending religious groups -- the basic political division here -- have been brought into an unusual alliance against the government.

Because speaking usually involves at least two parties in sight of each other, a great deal of meaning is conveyed by facial expression and movements and postures of the whole body but especially of the hands; these are collectively known as gestures.

One argument for the selection of syntactic word category is that substitution errors in speaking usually occur in the same syntactic category.

Besides, he said, people who read their Bibles religiously, so to speak, usually bring their own.

When he speaks, usually with only a word or two, he is engaged in the conversation.

It's usually "extremely difficult to speak usually right after one's death," while the trauma is fresh.

When it spoke, usually through a Marshall opinion, the nation listened -- even if the political arguments continued.

Feinberg grew up in Brockton, Massachusetts, where his father sold tires, and he still speaks — usually emphatically — in an unreconstructed Boston accent.

Mr. Djukanovic got a special invitation from the French and "special status," with the chance to speak, usually reserved for national leaders.

In the current reincarnation for Broadway, whole stretches of the original recitatives are turned into hybrids, sometimes spoken (usually with new words) and sometimes sung, with altered harmonies and newly composed transitional passages.