Sentence examples for spoke of mass from inspiring English sources
A co-founder, Joan DiFuria, who swapped an 18-year career as a metal commodities trader to become a psychologist, spoke of mass hysteria.
As the dancers seemed to react to the doom and terror of Britten's sound world – fraught, despairing, broken shapes – so the magnificent set metamorphosed into a shattered and looming presence that spoke of mass destruction and apocalyptic force.
When the bodies were discovered Russian media spoke of "mass graves" there.
Madame Chương — who was South Vietnam's observer at the United Nations — resigned and spoke of mass executions and a reign of terror under Diệm and Nhu.
I suspect that when one speaks of mass power outages in a large city, there could be concern about security issues.
He spoke of the mass graves and massacres and announced that he was launching the long-awaited action plan for peace, reconciliation and justice.
In Vilonia, the County Sheriff's office spoke of a "mass casualty situation".
Mr. Tramiel wanted affordable, easy-to-use computers in every home; he spoke of serving "masses, not classes".
All three of those locations have a key element Garber spoke of — access to mass transportation (the West Side site will soon have subway access via an expansion of the No. 7 subway line).
Just before the outbreak of the Second World War, Hitler spoke of the planned mass murder of Poles and asked, "Who, after all, is today speaking about the destruction of the Armenians?" The Nazis found collaborators in almost every country that they invaded.
Paul Stephenson, the deputy commissioner of the Metropolitan police, spoke of the threat of "mass murder" on an "unimaginable scale".
