Sentence examples for speaks in terms of from inspiring English sources

It is no coincidence that every Nuggets player speaks in terms of selfishness and selflessness in assessing their remade roster.

Although she speaks in terms of high-­minded principles, her only real concern seems to be personal achievement.

Her classmate, Fabián Ovalle, 22, said: "When Fox speaks to Mexicans he speaks in terms of sovereignty and development.

Yet the majority, although it speaks in terms of the defendant's duty of reasonable care, has effectively resurrected those doctrines as total bars to recovery.

While the proposed Regulation speaks in terms of "foreign" investment, national restrictions on intra-EU investments are permitted only on very narrow grounds, as they will otherwise fun afoul of the basic EU principle of the free movement of capital.

Mr. Crowe even thinks and speaks in terms of rock: "This movie is like my greatest hits," he says recently while eating a hamburger in his memorabilia-filled Santa Monica office.

"They spoke in terms of these men being their boyfriends.

Sarewitz doesn't speak in terms of open science.

Republicans speak in terms of principle, not programs.

They do not speak in terms of cooing wonder.

One can thus speak in terms of an "ENA aurora" on Mercury.