Sentence examples for speaks poorly from inspiring English sources
"He speaks poorly to our players.
That it worked speaks poorly of voters who let themselves be manipulated by the lowest form of campaigning, appealing to their anger and prejudices.
Liberals mocked Greene, even though his platform was identical to, or more progressive than, Obama's – for example, Greene supports universal healthcare – because Greene speaks poorly on TV.
Rafa: My Story is an unconventional memoir in that it is written in a language – English – he speaks poorly, as anyone who has seen him interviewed knows.
He rarely speaks poorly of the mayor, and in recent appearances he has made a point of praising the progress made in the Police Department.
What also troubles people is the sense that the United States, "having unlimited means, uses them because they exist, and this speaks poorly of checks and balances in the system," Mr. Heisbourg said.
"In Michigan, you'll never hear a Congressional member speak poorly of the auto industry.
"A man ought to be able to die without people speaking poorly of him," he said, finally.
The defense relied largely on witnesses who testified that they'd never heard Ravi speak poorly of gay people.
"If you go to Texas, you'll never hear a Congressional member speak poorly of the oil industry," she added.
Mr. Levy was careful not to speak poorly of Mr. Giuliani yesterday, and said as little as possible about the turmoil over his appointment.
