Sentence examples for spoke of nothing from inspiring English sources

They spoke of nothing else in Portsmouth.

Sometimes Miranda tried to change the topic, but Laxmi spoke of nothing else.

He was so proud that he spoke of nothing else for days.

For a while Todd spoke of nothing but his lawsuit in that half-joking deadly serious way of his then abruptly dropped the subject and focused wholly on me.

But my old aunt was always mentioning them — she could speak of nothing else.

IN the belly of Chinatown, along a spit of green and concrete called Columbus Park, the boys speak of nothing but Yao.

Their names are Ielpi, Vigiano, O'Berg, Butler, and they pick through the muck of destruction, their eyes distant and sad, speaking of nothing but death.

It speaks of nothing so much as a writer struggling to be heard but not actually sure whether he has anything to say.

Did a member of the commission president's cabinet play a part in the disappearance of the pornographic images?" In the Dog and Duck they speak of nothing else.

A maid who can speak of nothing but ribbons and lace?" Did your research yield historical backing for this sentiment, which seems to correlate more with a modern-day notion of love?

But after a decade in which a triumphant ruling party had spoken of nothing but money, how were its opponents to reframe the argument to the electorate in a way that didn't seem either disdainful or unrealistic?