Sentence examples for speaking which is from inspiring English sources

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

(1) Hudson does a lot of public speaking, which is not surprising as his speaking voice is like, as Ron Burgundy would say, rich mahogany.

The large family is a thing of the past, generally speaking, which is why such a ménage fascinates me: siblings competing for attention, being rancorous and rivalrous.

Bosses receive a daily e-mail that shows, statistically speaking, "which is the safest mine to have sex", says John Standish-White, an Anglo executive and a champion of its AIDS policy.

"He has mastered the fundamental rule of motivational speaking, which is tell the audience that I'm one of you -- I had it worse than you and look where I am today, so we can all dream together".

"He has a great gift for inspiring people on the issues of democracy and freedom, and a very lively way of speaking, which is not unimportant for this office," said Marianne Birthler, who took over the archive from Mr. Gauck in 2000.

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.

"He told gory tales of dead mujaheddin from the villages where he was speaking, which was often the first time their families had learned of their fates.

For some reason, I always turn on the convention when someone named "McConnell" is speaking, which was a little eerie when I noticed it.

When they speak, which is rarely, they sound the same.

Two flights are boarding now as we speak, which is about 180 people on each flight".