Sentence examples for speaking which from inspiring English sources

His call was either brilliant or awful, tactically speaking – which is to say, shallowly.

I didn't see anything about the property that might suggest who lived there, from what background, speaking which language.

"That was the context in which he was speaking, which I think everyone in this room was aware of at the time".

"I'd like to say this here number is the Eureka Turkish Baths speaking, which we've just opened up here, and ladies days are Tuesdays and Fridays".

But she had come to the convention as a finalist in prepared public speaking, which she won with a speech on the virtues of miniature cows.

If Wooden was interested in speaking, which he usually seemed to be, he picked up when you identified yourself on his answering machine.

Two things that the school did in helping with my legal career were drama and public speaking, which gave me confidence in thinking on my feet.

They all try to describe James's distinctive manner of speaking, which was an extremely deliberate, pause-filled, somewhat stammering effort to grasp le mot juste.

One of her teachers warned her that her baby-talk way of speaking, which has been described as if "filtered through a ceramic nose", would be a handicap.

Unlike the Guardian, it did not dare to touch on the gross hypocrisy of Johnson's supposed plain-speaking, which has "led to a popular misconception that he is a straight shooter".

He has a reputation for incisiveness and plain-speaking which can look like arrogance.