Sentence examples for were spoken directly from inspiring English sources

Using silence and choreographed movement to underscore lines that were spoken directly to the audience, Silverstone and Browde's cast included teen-agers and women of a certain age, all playing Willy Loman's sad wife, as well as male and female artists of color playing Loman and one of his disquieted sons.

It seemed as though Day were speaking directly to him.

But the Christian women were speaking directly to Jesus about their problems.

King compared the Mormon author to JK Rowling, saying that both authors were "speaking directly to young people".

Harris felt jolted, as if King were speaking directly to him, to his deepest, most impossible desire.

If you were speaking directly to an older gay person who may be reading this, what would you say to them?

Too much of the famous oratory comes across as eloquent but hollow, as if the king were speaking directly to posterity and not to the men before him.

"Martha Stewart, you little prude with your snobby attitude, you're going to be frowned on by the world," she said, gazing into a clutch of television cameras as though she were speaking directly to the home-furnishing doyenne.

It was as if the CBS announcer were speaking directly to me, shaking my shoulder or leg as though trying to arouse someone from sleep — "You're watching 'As the World Turns.' "..

It was as if the CBS announcer were speaking directly to me, shaking my shoulder or leg as though trying to arouse someone from sleep — "You're watching 'As the World Turns.' ".

A fresh storm had dropped 10 inches of snow with little moisture giving it an airy, crystallized texture that sprayed out in an arc with each footstep and made a shushing sound, as if it were speaking directly to me.