Sentence examples for spoken about not from inspiring English sources

Richards, 31, has spoken about not wanting the 2004 Cup to be his only one, about being aware that his window is closing for another.

The way we talk about caring for others, and the fact that it is so often spoken about not as a moral obligation and privilege, but as a reward to deserving people in exchange for hard work, is disheartening.

"We've never spoken about not qualiying," said McGregor.

With regard to "Rough Night," Aniello has spoken about not wanting to "mess it up for the next woman to come along".

She spoke about not much liking the models' clothes.

Ms. Susman said she joined the Quinn campaign after hearing Ms. Quinn at an event, speaking about not wanting to be a "Swiss cheese" politician who adds exceptions to pass legislation.

"We spoke about not throwing the towel in - we know where we are now and some of the lads don't really know what's happening with their rugby next year.

"The Bible speaks about not cheating people," she said.

One fifth grade girl eloquently spoke about not being able to have a sleep over because she might have a seizure.

Last weekend, a friend of mine stood up in a room of Tech Integration educators to give a presentation, and spoke about not shaving her legs.

Informants spoke about not feeling like other persons and implied that this set them apart.