Sentence examples for when it speaks from inspiring English sources

A classic history of the phonograph, "From Tin Foil to Stereo" by Oliver Read and Walter L. Welch, noted that that the automaton also had a tube "attached to its nose when it speaks French".

This means that the abortion rights movement, once utopian in its own fashion, is now at its most effective when it speaks the language of necessary evils, warning Americans that while it might be pretty to think so, the equality they take for granted simply can't be separated from a practice they find troubling.

Monterrey's private sector is a powerful "balance" to the government, he says; its voice is heard when it speaks up.

… To put it bluntly, liberal theology has broken beyond its academic base only when it speaks with spiritual conviction about God's holy and gracious presence, the way of Christ, and the transformative mission of Christianity.

When it speaks about money, it's all a metaphor.

The privileges of Christendom have habituated the church to the belief that when it speaks, everyone will take note.

Uber apparently declined to go into detail about the exclusive terms of its API when it spoke with the press before the announcement.

When it spoke, it made noises that sounded like a hydraulic pump pushing air through a blocked duct.

When it spoke, usually through a Marshall opinion, the nation listened -- even if the political arguments continued.

One of the many examples is that of the Italian Constitutional Court when it spoke of the freedom to dispose of one's own body as a postulate freedom of the person.

The author's argument achieves its greatest force when it is spoken or performed.