Sentence examples for that spoke back from inspiring English sources
And they made the sidewalks into a large work of art that spoke back to the darkness and the silence".
As on Push the Sky Away, the drummer, Thomas Wydler, is outstanding, a tense and cat-agile player with a jazzy style that speaks back to Cave's words.
"I think the legacy really is that we don't lie down in front of these images," Rice says, "that we create works of art that speak back to [those images] and create new realities," he says.
Those with shining memories of Roth's first book, the wonderful story collection "Goodbye, Columbus," published more than half a century ago, will recall that he already spoke back then of having a "deep knowledge of Newark, an attachment so rooted that it could not help but branch out into affection".
I'm not the first person who thought that was just the way people spoke back then and was a little disappointed to find that wasn't true.
Such as? Describing smokers as "a minority that cannot speak back", worthy of the same protection as "handicapped people and children".
While previous work on action research has often positioned it as a professional development exercise, collaborative work between teachers and researchers can yield findings that can speak back to the academic setting.
Scully retorts that, "I didn't say God spoke back".
They spoke back and forth all afternoon.
It causes a lot of tension that the possibility for democratic participation in online spaces emboldens assholes and gives people like Milo Yiannopoulos and Richard Spencer a platform to communicate their messages, but at the same time it gives anti-fascists, anti-racists – people who are just not accepting this reality – it gives them a way of speaking back, and that creates a clash.
