Sentence examples for spoke that he from inspiring English sources

He believed as he spoke that he was brilliantly eloquent, but in truth he was rambling incoherently.

Mr. Talley may not have realized, when he spoke, that he was standing on similar ground.

The president, who is rarely known for showing emotion, even went so far as to suggest that he would become so moved when Mrs. Obama spoke that he would cry.

Mr. Levy, who stood with the mayor in the Blue Room at City Hall, said that he told Mr. Bloomberg in January when they first spoke that he had no intention of staying for the long haul and was happy to accommodate the mayor by staying on as he searched for a new chancellor.

In Harlem and again in Queens, Mr. Kerry seized on Mr. Bush's remarks to the Republican Governors Association last night -- described by the White House as a preview of a stump speech -- and said even before Mr. Bush spoke that he was not being truthful in accusing his rivals of favoring raising taxes.

He starts the song taking their description of him as "a most peculiar man" at face value, but the phrase becomes more and more grimly ironic with each repetition as Simon runs through their evidence: that he lived alone, had no friends, "seldom spoke", that "he wasn't like them".

Practically speaking, that means he could name his successor, possibly an adult who has been groomed for the position.

Maybe people speak that he had a difficult game [against Liverpool] but he lacks competition.

It is clear, but seldom spoken, that he is burdened with doubts about his pledge.

The boss told me that the driver didn't want to speak, that he wasn't obliged to, and that I should consider myself lucky.

Trotman is tall and bulky with a tangle of dark hair, and is so well spoken that he sometimes seems to be reading from a script.