Sentence examples for would actually speak from inspiring English sources

Write dialogue that people would actually speak.

For most of Sanneh's reporting, it seemed unlikely that he would actually speak with Earl.

If Mr. Romney's one-percentage-point defeat in New Mexico came in an election that he lost by 10 percentage points nationwide, that would actually speak quite well to Ms. Martinez, since New Mexico would have voted significantly more Republican than the country as a whole, even though it is ordinarily slightly Democratic-leaning.

She described errors a native speaker wouldn't make, like over-reliance on the written pronunciation of words, when "that's not the way you would actually speak".

But the rest of the document makes it less likely that laid-off workers would actually speak up about issues such as safety or be taken seriously if they did, labor law experts say.

The only way to fight back against these snap judgments is to stop them mentally in their tracks: "No, that's not accurate"; or "That's a huge generalization"; or "You know that's not how you would actually speak to the religious or racial 'other.'" But prejudice and hate feed on the fear that another ethnic or religious group will threaten my security or way of life in some way.

"I realised this was the first time I'd actually spoken directly to an Asian lad.

Several of my sources have told me they have been contacted by numerous reporters and bloggers questioning them about whether they'd actually spoken with me and I think people are just tired of the barrage of questions that may be why Hobbit doesn't want to speak with you.

Tiger and Clint and Sean-my new best friends, not that I'd actually spoken with them-hadn't yet turned me down.

He'd actually spoken to several inmates months before who said they were thinking about setting the tents ablaze as a form of violent protest.

I never actually thought the actual Edmonds would actually call and actually speak to my actual cat.