Sentence examples for which one speaks from inspiring English sources

When he asked about the differences between two stones, he was told: "Which one speaks out to you more?" He walked out, frustrated and a little miffed.

I make art that appropriates the tools of the political and tries to generate political moments, an art through which one speaks directly to power and in its own language.

Ok, we all have a favorite "Housewives" city; which one speaks to you the most?

Thus, Quine suggests, if one has a language in which one speaks of persons and in which persons of the same income are indistinguishable the predicates of the language may be reinterpreted so that the predicate which previously expressed having the same income comes now to express identity.

Part of the experience was always Meeting for Worship, at which one speaks as one is moved to, in the Quaker tradition.

"My stronger rule, however, I confess, and the one by which I must here consistently be guided, is that, from the moment it is a question of projecting a picture, no particle that counts for memory or is appreciable to the spirit can be too tiny, and that experience, in the name of which one speaks, is all compact of them and shining with them".

It is better to see something that does both, like Thomas Lehmen's "It Is Better to," in which one spoken phrase leads to myriad possibilities.

Check out this year's new crop of wonders and see which ones speak to you.

In the video slideshow below, a number of celebrities give their best shot at speaking Spanish and you'd be surprised which ones spoke it well and which ones completely failed (no, having Hispanic heritage doesn't necessarily make you a fluent speaker).

This tableau, in which no one speaks or makes eye contact, is the film's only moment to convey the magnitude of a loss that is beyond words.

Just as you might struggle to wake up from a dream in which no one speaks, I fought not to go to school.