Sentence examples for which speaking from inspiring English sources
Perhaps surprisingly, they seemed to throw their hat in with the academic theorists of performative language, in which speaking becomes a form of doing.
But, more important, Holiday offers, in "Lady Sings the Blues," a picture of a world in which speaking the truth could get her slaughtered or imprisoned.
The need "to speak money" even if to understand the point at which speaking money is beside the point, has never seemed more urgent.
He issued a statement in which, speaking on the behalf of the academy, he criticised Tolstoy for having "condemned all forms of civilisation... one feels dubious".
Still, in an era of air travel in which speaking to a live customer service agent on the phone is both complicated and time consuming, some see Marie as a harbinger of a more automated airport experience.
It was his Russia; one in which speaking truth was dangerous and heroic; a great and holy Russia that had to be rescued from an evil and godless power.
Which speaks volumes about their achievement.
But it is Anne's bedroom which speaks loudest.
The best advertising is that which speaks the truth.
She heard these voices which speak with enormous compulsion.
Which speaks to me the loudest, and why?
