Sentence examples for words as though from inspiring English sources
She hits the key words as though they were posts she's driving into the ground.
Mr. Lamos illustrated how Shakespeare played with language and invented words as though he were a jazz improviser.
I've been hoarding words as though they were rare doubloons, tucking them away in the velvet pouches of my cerebrum.
He was speaking with the speed and enthusiasm of a man full of words, as though he had been on a deserted island for months.
You must yourselves have heard whether these things are true or no; therefore when I say well despise not my words as though I were a coward or of ignoble birth.
Indeed, it was both of those – not any habit of speaking, in Frankel's words, as though "one third of our articulator muscles [are] always sedentary as if lying on the couch" – that Americans found the most fascinating.
Google Translate recognised the word as Samoan, though could offer no English translation.
"A sale?" Mr Racamier examined the word as though an impropriety had been uttered.
She sang each word as though she would rip her lungs out.
"Sixteen!" he says, luxuriating in the very word as though to say: "Look!
But Chloe hung on his every word as though he was channelling Michael Eavis.
