Sentence examples for to speak particularly from inspiring English sources

Is there an intention in this story to speak particularly about Chile and its complex situation?

But the right to publish is quite different from the right to speak, particularly on a platform like the Web.

After his retirement Kalam remained a public figure, accepting invitations from all over India to speak, particularly to students and children.

Mr. Davy said the governor seemed to speak particularly to the young staff members, some of them just out of college, and urge them not to give up on government.

If we understand the dynamics of mental life in real detail – to speak particularly of our case, if we understand the human brain in real detail – then we will know how various experiences and ways of living with one another – thoughts, intentions and behaviours – affect human life.

But the most powerful force holding us back is our own reluctance to speak, particularly at moments of high national drama and emotion, with the combination of reason and passion needed to erase the image of the atheist as a bloodless intellectual robot.

In his speech on the San Bernardino shootings, President Obama seemed to be speaking particularly to the Republican Presidential candidates.

Utterly unlike any person I had come across, he seemed a sympathetic voice and - a characteristic of books read when young - seemed to be speaking particularly to me.

Young touches on many variations of sibling ambivalence with both humor and sympathy, in ways that will speak particularly well to older brothers.

This is a business that is built on selling to locals and yet their head of national sales is a foreigner, doesn't speak particularly good Chinese.

So I often will not speak, particularly in creative meetings, until everybody has spoken.