Sentence examples similar to speaks exceedingly from inspiring English sources

S. spoke exceedingly slowly and quietly.

Cass said that the conversation started off comfortably as a fun, casual chat between two people but the video was edited into something he felt made him look like a social-justice warrior: He spoke exceedingly earnestly about the disconnection between the heart and the soul and the internet.

He has a high paying job in the tourist industry, speaks English exceedingly well and still can not afford his own apartment.

In their grand north London house they spoke an exceedingly old-fashioned kind of English ("awfully sporting", "by Jove"), and in many ways were more English than the English.

Statistically speaking, it's exceedingly rare that your school campus will be under assault by a crazed gunman.

"We speak with an accent exceedingly rare," or so the famous Coventry City song goes, but do we have a distinct accent at all in Coventry and Warwickshire or are we just Birmingham lite?

He's exceedingly polite, speaking at a cautious rate and often waiting five seconds or more before sentences.

Mr. Smith added that he speaks only sporadically to his friend these days, mainly about sports, and that Mr. Axelrod has always driven himself exceedingly hard.

The people I spoke to who have been exceedingly successful with passion investments, like George Bolton with racehorses, have the ability to tamp down some of the passion.

Mark Mazetti among others has noted the predictable and intended result of the Holder prosecutions: government employees have become exceedingly reluctant to speak with reporters about anything the government does.

The pilgrims were exceedingly friendly, and many spoke English.