Sentence examples for what is spoken about from inspiring English sources

Group formation, and the resulting nonverbal behaviour that it allows, is an important way of negotiating who speaks and what is spoken about during ward rounds but can be affected by the ergonomics of the technology used.

What is spoken about a lot less is the other side of this equation: what additional revenue opportunities are available to public bodies using their current assets?

Ricoeur's understanding entails both explanation and understanding, and is set within a dialectic process from what is said to what is spoken about.

"If you rang a phone sex service at two o'clock in the morning and spoke for 18 minutes, no one knows what was spoken about," says Cluley.

He added: "If someone is speaking about a 'pulling factor', he doesn't know what he is speaking about".

What cannot be spoken about is turned into silent images.

Socially shared knowledge is formed and maintained through dialogical communication, and shapes what is being spoken about and the manner by which contents are framed.

Rattigan's great subjects are what may not be spoken about; what may be concealed; and the moments when people – particularly English people – find it impossible to say what they feel.

The Bonds rules, laced with a touch of Jack Johnson, are hard and fast: "This is when I speak, this is what I'm speaking about, and if we're not talking baseball, we're not talking".

"Artists have to be very careful that when they speak that they know what they are speaking about," Mr. Gersh said.

The source said that senior staff involved in the coverage were too tired to appear on the Today programme: "They had worked flat out and we were unable to put up somebody who knew exactly what they were speaking about".