Sentence examples for that one speaks from inspiring English sources

In another statement, Dr. Smith did not specifically name Dr. Mott but said that while all people have the right to express personal views, a person violates their responsibility when "one speaks from the privilege of that office and wrongly conveys that one speaks for others".

The "rules" that one might plausibly discern in the language that one speaks are not, as rules, already there, in a ghostly way, guiding what one says; they are either generalizations from the finite data of what is counted as correct or incorrect, or they are rules that, as Wittgenstein metaphorically expressed it, one puts away in the archives one adopts the rule, but only after the fact.

It is in this sense, for example, that one speaks of "organized labour".

He let that one speak for itself.

Of course, once they arrive at their exotic destination they discover that no one speaks English, that the only programs on television are soccer games, and that there is nothing on the menu that the children want to eat.

"The numbers of those lost at sea are those of a war, but a silent war that no one speaks of, except a few blogs that no one reads".

In the late 1990s Hewlett-Packard spent an estimated $100 million on e-Speak, a project that no one speaks about anymore.

Extremism of any creed is not fuelled by those who speak in public, but by those who feel that no one speaks for them at all.

Parmenides maintained that whatever one speaks about or thinks about must in some sense exist; if it did not exist then it is nothing, so one would be speaking or thinking about nothing, which would be empty.

It is an unfortunate narrative in this country that when one speaks for change, another places blame.

This weekend she took to Twitter slamming the media for unsubstantiated reports saying, "Concerning the gossip, I want to be clear that NO ONE speaks for me.