Sentence examples for ways that speak from inspiring English sources

Against Nina Simone's hauntingly soulful recording of "Wild Is the Wind," Jamar Roberts — so physically impressive — bends, twists and gyrates in ways that speak less of soul than of acrobatic flashiness.

I have always loved Rumi because he uses metaphor in ways that speak directly to my heart.

Those projects have empathetically engaged with cities' abandonment, in ways that speak to both locals and outsiders.

Since taking office in 2007, Chancellor Eisen has transformed the education of religious, pedagogical, professional, and lay leaders for North American Jewry, with a focus on graduating highly skilled, innovative leaders who bring Judaism alive in ways that speak authentically to Jews at a time of rapid and far-reaching change.

Like the dogs, they are positioned in ways that speak to me.

They thought of themselves as part of a folk process, dipping into a shared cultural heritage in ways that speak to the moment.

Also, be prepared to present your ideas in a way that speak to a more general knowledge about Hinduism, not a specific sect or regional worldview.

Despite remarkable advances and insights into the brain's functional architecture, the earliest and simplest challenge in human brain mapping remains unresolved: We do not have a principled way to map brain function onto its structure in a way that speaks directly to cognitive neuroscience.

Christina Hendrickson makes the point in a way that speaks vividly to my own life experience.

A myth is simply a way of explaining things that are difficult to explain but in a way that speaks directly to the psyche".

In what way does that speak to contemporary audiences?