Sentence examples for spoken for example from inspiring English sources

Both have spoken, for example, of maintaining a strong military.

Of course, in childhood any social learning that may lead to the shaping of cognitive biases via verbal information usually takes place in an interpersonal context – the verbal information is spoken, for example by a parent or other adult.

"I was not allowed to speak, for example, to the chief of defence logistics," Boyce said.

It speaks, for example, of the "immense distress" suffered by Israelis facing continual rocket fire from Gaza.

One can speak, for example, of planning a table or tabling a plan, booking a place or placing a book, lifting a thumb or thumbing a lift.

One may speak, for example, of the composition of the ocean, the solar system, or indeed the Galaxy in terms of its respective elemental and isotopic abundances.

All of the interviewees speak, for example, about their childhoods, offering a portrait of their personalities as much as their acts.

Say "cap that" to capitalize the word you just spoke, for example, or "correct that" to teach the speech engine a thing or two.

While Richard and Proust are relatively straightforward in speaking of their ailments and relations with the hoi-polloi, both can be cagey and coded when speaking, for example, of their erotic encounters.

If no other qualifications are intended, it is convenient to use the word extreme and to speak, for example, of "extreme physicalist materialism"—which is probably the type most discussed among professional philosophers in English-speaking countries.

She speaks, for example, of how he saved the lives of 18 fellow explorers in 1897 in Antarctica, where he also journeyed, when their vessel was trapped in sea ice.