Sentence examples for spoke of choice from inspiring English sources

Brouwer first spoke of choice sequences in his inaugural address (Brouwer 1912), but at that time he did not yet treat them as a fundamental part of his mathematics.

Men in particular spoke about freedom of choice around food options: "It's not the State's responsibility or the health profession's responsibility to be dictating what we can and can't eat, or how we can and can't eat".

Artesunate, the drug of choice, is currently kept in regional centres and distributed by a hub-and-spoke arrangement when severe cases present.

Only a few spoke of canceled vacations.

Another official spoke of a "paranoia partly founded on ignorance.

Referring to Ed Miliband, the original spoke of hypernasality.

Afterward, a few spoke of the cardinal and of themselves.

Grainy, black-and-white images that spoke of European mysteriousness.

Spoke after dizzying spoke of back-to-back terraces, a promised land flowing with hotpot and backchat.

But nothing, he said, that spoke of murder.

It was not just the Christmas cards that spoke of a certain air of excess.