Sentence examples for spoke of something from inspiring English sources
But this kind of banter spoke of something more.
However Jews, reading the original Hebrew of Isaiah, knew that the prophet spoke of something different.
It spoke of something new: of gasoline and dancing and youth.
When she did, she often also spoke of something else dear to her heart: the Museum for African Art.
One account spoke of something still more grotesque, of prisoners being killed at the last moment with lethal injections.
In doing so, he spoke of something critical in a liberal democracy, something we are at risk of losing – the idea of "reasonable disagreement" on controversial issues.
He was speaking of something else.
Yet it also speaks of something more transcendent.
Yet all the drawings speak of something slippery and volatile.
It is also plain, that in speaking of something we speak of being, for to speak of an abstract something naked and isolated from all being is impossible.
The pattern of behaviour speaks of something deeper than the demands of expediency.
