Sentence examples for which we speak from inspiring English sources

There's a sense in which we speak language and a sense in which, in Mallarmé's famous phrase, "language itself speaks".

This is because the tones and sentences with which we speak are coded with sonic meaning, a "sound of sense".

The school's mission has remained true to Ms. Sadler's founding principles, which we speak about often and live by in our daily practice.

Globally, we have collaborated in the creation of a medium which fundamentally alters the way in which we speak to one another.

As Evan Harris, the former Lib Dem science spokesman, says in The Geek Manifesto: "We are held back by the circumspection and rationality with which we speak, handicaps that do not encumber our opponents".

"I only wish," Stephanie McShane wrote, that "there was more of an available national outlet for the more tainted voices from which we speak, for I think those are the voices the rest of the country needs to hear".

When we returned home and our wife asked us whether in our opinion, our dog had worms, answered a bold yes, in a moment of vainglory, pretending that here was a thing on which we spoke knowingly.

What if the individual walking into the bar — and this gets back to the idea of a punch line which we spoke about earlier — what if the individual sees Roseanne Barr?

Homophone corner, from page 13, Forbidden love outlives apartheid, yesterday, in which we spoke of someone who "could be readmitted to her old school [provided] that she did not become a border".

The effect of the logical analysis of which we spoke will then be precisely this – to articulate the sense clearly.

MR: You also had "Hyperactive," which we spoke about a little bit earlier.