Sentence examples for which it spoke from inspiring English sources

Sebald goes on to ask, "How is one to understand an author who was so beset by shadows … who created humorous sketches from pure despair, who almost always wrote the same thing and yet never repeated himself, whose prose has the tendency to dissolve upon reading, so that only a few hours later one can barely remember the ephemeral figures, events and things of which it spoke".

You can choose a female or male voice, as well as the speed at which it speaks.

You encounter a film or a book when you're 17, say, and you're dazzled by the clarity with which it speaks directly to your teenage concerns.

"I think there is a lot of symbolism around jazz and the multiculturalism and diversity of which it speaks," she said in a telephone interview from Paris.

And he referenced another threat, one that focuses the attention of Mr. Obama's national security team daily, but which it speaks about rarely.

At the Met, the work is proof of a new exchange, the visual and spiritual benefits of which it speaks to eloquently.

But what's most interesting about the Corvette's sales decline is the market trend to which it speaks.

It does slick press events in which it speaks in broad statements and visions and so on.

Accordingly, Zen demands the practitioner to overcome the dualism operative in the everyday standpoint, which it speaks of by using the phrase "not two".

The speed with which it circulated spoke eloquently about the power of others' projections.

Tell students that they are now going to look more closely at the text of "Pride and Prejudice" to examine the ways in which it might speak to humans in general, not just women or men.