Sentence examples for spoke of where from inspiring English sources

They shared jokes, spoke of where they came from, their families and falling in love.

He spoke of where he thought I.B.M. had been smart and where luck had helped a lot.

Outside the plant, some workers spoke of where the problems were found and how the wires were damaged.

Now let us speak of where it came from: the spirits.

Brigid Schulte, a reporter for the Washington Post, is the latest author to tackle the question — very loosely speaking — of where Keynes went wrong.

Each commemorates a child killed somewhere in the US by guns, at Sandy Hook and other mass shootings, and he can sort through them and speak of where and when each victim was killed.

"I think that's unfortunate and I think that speaks of where the Republican Party is today".

Your parents spoke of Rome, where you'd had a two-day layover to tour the city.

Last week Dr Alexander Baratta from the University of Manchester spoke of "accentism", where people are discriminated against because of how they speak, and likened it to racism.

SHCs, students, and teachers spoke of instances where SHCs, sometimes supported by the clinical psychologists, were able to help students to cope with and/or solve their problems.

In some instances, participants spoke of experiences where they did not agree with the wishes of the patient, and yet recognised that these differences in opinion have to be respected.