Sentence examples for spoke particularly from inspiring English sources

Write one page in which you choose three presidents who either spoke particularly well or particularly badly.

He says he feels sadness and sympathy for the Luceros, and spoke particularly of Mr. Lucero's younger brother, Joselo Lucero, a presence in the courtroom throughout the trial.

He never spoke particularly fondly of his parents - he used to call his father 'Sir' - or the two aunts he stayed with in Dorset for the majority of the year.

"The foreign minister, Retno Marsudi, spoke particularly of cooperating with other nations including Australia to work together to promote the moderate view of Islam and work with other countries against the radicalisation of young people and countering this violent extremism we're seeing not only emerging Australia but in many countries around the world.

Calthrop appeared at the Light Railway Inquiry for the Welshpool and Llanfair Light Railway on 3 4 August 1897 and spoke particularly on the proposed open level crossings and the use of transporter wagons.

As Greece's Ambassador to the United States, representing the world's first democracy in the world's current most powerful democracy, some of his words spoke particularly to me, when he said that America's "true strength... comes not from the might of our arms or the scale of our wealth, but from the enduring power of our ideals".

He is speaking particularly about proper names.

So I often will not speak, particularly in creative meetings, until everybody has spoken.

Is there an intention in this story to speak particularly about Chile and its complex situation?

He speaks particularly of the English excavations of the Sumerian, & al-'Ubaid civilizations at Ur.

Wherever Spanish is spoken, particularly around the Caribbean, Chayanne is a major pop star.