Sentence examples for substantially spoken from inspiring English sources

With an eye on that demographic, FX's chief executive, John Landgraf said in a telephone interview that "The Bridge" was the first-ever American "premium television show that's substantially spoken in Spanish and has a specific thematic connection for the U.S. Hispanic audience".

Hintikka suggests that IFL is, substantially speaking, a first-order logic: the entities its quantified variables range over are individuals, and so are all entities with which the players of the semantic games operate.

But he's not substantially speaking to the conditions of that constituency.

Once you have learnt Thai substantially well, speak the language.

The first orthography was developed by Samuel Kleinschmidt in 1851, but within a hundred years already differed substantially from the spoken language because of a number of sound changes.

Similarly, some critics pointed out that the English spoken in Kampung Boy is substantially different from Malaysian English, which is heavily influenced by British English; reporter Daryl Goh perceived an American accent to the English-language voices.

I have since spoken to the owners and can get this figure reduced substantially.

Some Congress members and Pentagon officials who said they had recently spoken with Mr. Rumsfeld said he had indicated that he hoped for substantially more, perhaps an increase of closer to $40 billion.

He noted on CBS that Mr. Obama had spoken during his campaign of a $175 billion package, then added, "and the economy has gotten substantially worse since then".

Some characters had their scenes substantially or entirely cut from the film, including Brad William Henke as Kirk's stepfather (the character's lines in the film were spoken by Greg Grunberg).

Hare drops the Brechtian scene titles and substantially cuts down the text: the problematic last scene, in which Galileo's former pupil sneaks the secretly copied book across the border, is reduced to six spoken words.