Sentence examples for that speak about from inspiring English sources

"I want to see buildings that speak about landscape, sensation and feelings," said Edouard Francois, the architect.

And believe me I understand the importance of peace much better than many of the politicians that speak about it but never had the experience.

Together, the two now comb film festivals around the world for black images that speak about both common human experiences and the particulars of race.

In Florida we've engaged with ACT for America on both the county and state level, and in several counties they've tried to use and hijack the local Republican party to stage protests with the aim of trying to get the school board to remove textbooks that speak about Islamic history in a favorable or accurate light.

"We are very concerned, on a partial review of the Saudi Academy textbooks, [about] some passages that instruct that 'jihad' is 'the pinnacle of Islam,' that speak about impunity for murders of 'polytheists' or non-Wahhabis, that legitimize the murder of Muslim 'apostates' and that state the lives of only those non-Muslims living or working under Muslim rule are inviolable," Shea said.

"In this country, all the sites that speak about freedom are blocked," sighs Mrs. Bensedrine, a short, wan woman dressed mostly in black, adding that she was forced to use the heavily monitored Web cafes because her phone line at home was inexplicably severed.

He knew that speaking about it would make it harder for him to survive in Turkey.

I'm done.' To me, that speaks about his character and his integrity".

I read an interesting book last year that spoke about the U.S. in the 1850s.

As in the case of mathematical functions, Bolzano insists that speaking about variation is only metaphorical.

One can remark that speaking about Stepanov, Weyl or Besicovitch metrics implicitly means dealing with the related quotient spaces, because otherwise we should rather speak about Stepanov, Weyl or Besicovitch.