Sentence examples for through spoken from inspiring English sources
"And English is a generator of local kinds of identity whether through spoken forms, film or literature as in India".
His question was dull, vague and not thought through; spoken more from a need to speak than a need to think.
"We've been expressing ourselves since the beginning of time, so we can do that now through different media, through spoken word or writing and storytelling".
Intimidation is no less a crime because it is conveyed through the symbol of a burning cross rather than through spoken words.
"One of my students was telling me recently that she can't imagine the difficulty that hearing instructors must have in describing concepts through spoken English, because of the linearity of spoken language," Dr. Braun said.
It related episodes from Cervantes's "Don Quixote" through Spanish music of the 16th and 17th centuries fitted out with texts, and through spoken readings, rendered here by F. Murray Abraham.
Is storytelling most effective through speaking, reading, viewing or a combination?
"But through speaking to others, Jim was able to turn the abuse around.
It is clear where Stewart's inspirations lie, both through speaking to him in person and in reading Riverkeep itself.
Or, maybe, as someone who earns a living through speaking fees, she really did want my opinion?
I have learnt the reality of HIV through speaking to the three men infected on that porn shoot.
