Sentence examples for which to speak from inspiring English sources

The neoliberal university is also a difficult place from which to speak out.

A time is arranged at which to speak – but when I call, Helen is unavailable.

He said top riders on the Postal Service had secondary cellphones on which to speak about doping.

She's independent and unpaid, but that gives her, she says, a position from which to speak out.

But we lack a vocabulary with which to speak clearly about the dimension of time in architecture.

I searched, as I too often found myself having to do, to find a language, or even an octave, in which to speak.

It wasn't like the movies, which seemed to speak directly to my adolescent psyche.

The main question was: how do you know which language to speak?

"I will follow the proper protocol, which is to speak with his representatives," Reagins said.

Which is to speak with much solemnity.

Hence his amendment, which so to speak ties the sensation and perception together.