Sentence examples for speaking very much from inspiring English sources

But the more recent consensus is that Lincoln was speaking very much in character.

"The governor and the previous mayor were not really speaking very much.

He is not, strictly speaking, very much like Mr Koizumi at all, representing a conservative wing of the party and lacking a similar vision of policy reform.

"People have been talking about them since they found out there was a Sid Bass," she said, speaking very much like her columns once read in Women's Wear Daily.

But as he got older, he found he was hired less frequently for the type of jobs for which he was qualified: low-wage, unskilled work in which he could get by without speaking very much English.

Overall, the close links between swearing and the deep-lying brain structures associated with emotion, together with the evidence that swearing appears to be handled away from the brain's usual language centres, indicate that swearing is, neurobiologically speaking, very much connected with emotion.

We don't speak very much".

Actions, especially here, speak very much louder than words.

He was poised, thoughtful and well spoken, very much his father's son.

The hero and I spoke very much at dinner, mostly about America.

Writer was reminded of this when he went to see Numata, who does not speak very much English.