Sentence examples for speaks particularly from inspiring English sources

He speaks particularly of the English excavations of the Sumerian, & al-'Ubaid civilizations at Ur.

He speaks particularly about his father, who encouraged him into music by buying him a drum kit.

Liberation theologians believed that God speaks particularly through the poor and that the Bible can be understood only when seen from the perspective of the poor.

It speaks particularly to those in their mid-to-late 20s (ourselves included) who can barely contemplate an existence that is not a jam-packed, permanently rented one.

Money, like statues, holidays and postage stamps, is a form of public media that speaks particularly to what we, as a culture, think is important to note and admire.

He is speaking particularly about proper names.

So I often will not speak, particularly in creative meetings, until everybody has spoken.

Is there an intention in this story to speak particularly about Chile and its complex situation?

Wherever Spanish is spoken, particularly around the Caribbean, Chayanne is a major pop star.

But the right to publish is quite different from the right to speak, particularly on a platform like the Web.

French is widely spoken, particularly in the cities, so the language barrier should not keep you from renting a car.