Sentence examples for upon speaking from inspiring English sources

The acting is so natural that I was surprised to discover, upon speaking to the director, that the women (and men) were non-professional actors.

Upon speaking to medical staff, SIGAR reported that at least six facilities might lack adequate medical supplies.

Black visits Hance in prison, and upon speaking to Hance, realizes that Tyler believes himself Hance's reincarnation, aspiring to follow his methods exactly.

Upon speaking with an immigration lawyer, my sister and I were informed that we were no longer part of the family application.

Upon speaking to Rodrigo, he highlighted that his mission isn't to make YAI standout from other cultural organizations, but rather "making it as pure to its identity as possible".

In a statement to USA Today, Brown rep Nicole Perna says, "Upon speaking with witnesses, security and the owner of the club, it has been proven that said patron caused the physical harm to herself in her belligerent state".

He also tells us that, "the critical importance of language in the development of human experience lies in this fact that the stimulus is one that can react upon the speaking individual as it reacts upon the other" (MSS, 69).

"It's nice to do something in your own community," said the Googler, who asked not to be identified because the company frowns upon its employees speaking to the media.

And not only does he mostly refrain from commenting upon living rivals – "speaking ill exclusively of the dead seems to me the gentlemanly thing to do" – his harshest analysis is reserved for his own work.

Hast thou clothed his neck with thunder?" Even amid the furies and billows of Isaiah, we come upon a simple speaking voice: "I will mention the loving-kindnesses of the Lord... according to all that the Lord hath bestowed on us".

A review on Sept. 9 about "Embers of War," by Fredrik Logevall, misstated the occasion upon which Franklin Roosevelt, speaking to his son about European imperialism, said, "Don't think for a moment, Elliott, that Americans would be dying in the Pacific tonight if it hadn't been for the shortsighted greed of the French and the British and the Dutch".