Sentence examples for to speak something from inspiring English sources

"He always gets you to speak something you didn't intend to because he makes you so comfortable".

Still, just as one starts to drift off, so to speak, something bobs by that catches the eye.

"She paused for a long moment and then began to speak: something about a home, but whether she meant a household or the literal structure, I couldn't tell … I formed several stories out of her speech, formed them at once, so it was less like I failed to understand them than that I understood in chords".

Allen taught the "word of faith" or the power to speak something into being.

He argues that speaking the truth will help trans people more in the long run, even if it hurts in the short run: It is almost always better (in terms of having a positive effect) to know and speak the truth than it is to believe and speak something that is untrue, even if the former upsets people more than the latter.

(p.e.c., January 29 , 2007 It is almost always better (in terms of having a positive effect) to know and speak the truth than it is to believe and speak something that is untrue, even if the former upsets people more than the latter.

Ask a person to get inside the car and to keep on speaking something.

I would like to speak about something else.

I wanted to speak to something different, a more positive side of me.

He no doubt intended to speak to something dehumanizing about the nature of modern work.

Raskin: "The first audience member to speak said something like: 'Oprah, y'all made your biscuits wrong.