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One must speak of him bluntly and, if need be, with the appropriate contempt.

That is why, when I speak of you to others, I am just a bit ashamed. It's hard to talk of one's self so intimately.

WHATEVER you think about ghosts, it is hard to speak of this desolate plateau on Turkey's eastern edge without using the word "haunted" .

"Quite, " said the Queen of Scots and then she began to speak of how great Princes rewarded those who helped them.

It has no banking or industry to speak of, and about two-fifths of the population live off the government.

My tongue will speak of your righteousness and of your praises all day long.

"Not happily, by his face. " Sam dropped his voice to a whisper. "I am not supposed to speak of it. "

People generally speak of the analytical and synthetic methods, as if it depended solely on our choice which we pursued.

We loved one another from the first moment we met, though we did not speak of our love until the evening of my eighteenth birthday.

To speak without emotion: just to tell you, not talking to you, do not generally speak of a question and answer, for a cover feature.

A day or two passed before Jane had courage to speak of her feelings to Elizabeth; but at last on Mrs.

and to the end of his days he would speak of great climbers and explorers with a peculiar mixture of admiration and envy.

You must excuse me, I shall not speak of the matter again.

Mr. A does not know basic English sentences, not to speak of writing a good composition.

How shall I write of my mother? She is so near to me that it almost seems indelicate to speak of her.

it is significant that those who regard international law as a form of morality usually speak of it as "mere morality" .

Unlike Reagan, who was governor of California before he became president, Mr Thompson has no executive experience to speak of.

People speak of thousands of years, sweeping their arms in the air to emphasize the awesomeness of this length of time.

people speak of him as a real Narcissus.

It seemed rude to speak of death to the dead, and I kept checking Robin's face, to see how she was taking it, but Robin remained impassive.

Nora didn't completely trust him, even so, and she liked him even less when he began to speak of other women who came and went in his life.

To speak of the innovative applications for Chinese portal sites, it's no doubt that microblogging cannot be neglected.

The religious speak of morals, and yet isn't it ironic that they need guidelines on how to be a morally upright citizen from a book?

So, for me, whenever I speak of minimalism, a little bit of Buddhism is always on the back of my mind.

Even in her declining years, whenever she would speak of it, her eyes would light up.

As a rule, he has a happy temperament, no nervous system to speak of, and a digestion like that of the ostrich.

I have no cramps, " he said. " He'll be up soon and I can last. You have to last. Don't even speak of it.

generally it is just light enough for us to be able to see its outline, so that we speak of seeing "the old moon in the new moon's arms. "

"To this day they always speak of that Reform Bill as if it had been a dishonest maneuver" (Standard).

The Card Room seems to speak of a thousand games of whist and bridge, and Gold Room is the ideal place for a pre-dinner sherry.

It seemed to Jefferson that the Count had gone out of his way to speak of natural wonders in America as if they were unimportant.

New Labour, as the name suggests, made a fetish of youth; Tony Blair went out of his way to speak of Britain as a "young country" .

I can only speak of attempts to throw light on psychic facts that obscure to me, of efforts to overcome therapeutic difficulties.

Have I not described a pleasant site for a dwelling, when I speak of it as bosomed in hill and wood, and rising from the verge of a stream?

But when I speak of him, I'm really speaking of both of them as a team.

But gossips will not dare to speak of it to him for the first few days.

But the lawyer did not ask Hanna, and she did not speak of her own accord.

Athletes from other sports speak of an ideal performance state, the so-called "flow. " Do you know such a thing, too?

It is not by chance that the thinkers of today are so much more ready to speak of the condition than of the nature of man.

It was also an error to speak of the postwar period as if it possessed a unified character.

There was no gold in the Goose's feed, of course, nor any gold in the soil to speak of. A search of the grounds revealed nothing.

Several analysts said it was a dangerous game to speak of any sort of exit strategy at this point.

Yes, and I shall speak of the present trouble as another instance of the wonder-working faithfulness and love of the LORD my God.

Their infighting, their passion, their overly close friendship all speak of the sort of bond only found through sexual experimentation.

He would pronounce the word "caveat" the way you and I might speak of some sort of sexual deviation.

You see that it is hard to speak of a symbol in a tale whose most obvious quality just happens to be naturalness.

In many African education systems, mathematics is compulsory right up to A-levels, so how can we speak of a gap during primary school?

Before 1998 China did not have a residential real estate market to speak of and there was no need for such exotic financial products.

But even if she had no virtue to speak of, or were just a whore, she would be queen all the same.

It may seem somewhat presumptuous for me to speak of the financial crisis here, in the temple of the right theory of business cycles.

Daughter of the Sea Prince would like to tell the truth, but she is now unable to speak of.

I must just speak of it _once_, I told Sir Thomas I must _once_, and then I shall have done.

He must be permitted to speak of that Paris as though it still existed.

I could speak of any of these topics at length but today our question is about digital divide.

Was not Israel the object of your ridicule? Was she caught among thieves, that you shake your head in scorn whenever you speak of her?

After the blast, which itself was quite loud, there wasn't any sound to speak of, at least not that I could hear from so far away.

Again she stopped talking, and this time it was going to be more difficult to speak of what was in her heart.

I speak of perfection, but I understand that man is not capable of that state.

As the country has no manufacturing base to speak of, most items have to be imported, which pushes prices up.

He had a very close relationship with a famous women and it is not clear how well he knew her, but people speak of his affair with her.

Both the Old Testament prophet, Daniel, and Jesus speak of a time of great distress on earth that will come just before His second coming.

But, in accordance with Dantes's request, he began to speak of other matters.

"Without sports, it's impossible to speak of a healthy way of life, about the health of the nation as such, " he said.

To speak of American literature, then, is not to assert that it is completely unlike that of Europe.

With a wave of his hand he would speak of a certain bazaar in Hyderabad.

Also exist in the design of the fuzzy concept of design work is done or not pure, more formal, there is no ideology to speak of.

I speak of the Greek default as a sure thing because it is: the markets are pricing Greek government debt as if it has already defaulted.

And I ask myself whether my daughters will be able to speak of me in that same way.

We're going to focus on shade-loving and shade-tolerant plants since your cubicle has no windows or sun exposure to speak of.

I do not speak of education as you know it.

But tell me that you will never speak of what I have said today, not to anyone, not even to the person dearest to you.

We think of her and speak of her with a kind of reverence. She was truly good and selfless.

We speak of the American Way of Life as though it involves the ground rules for the governance of heaven.

Aristotle did not speak of a conscience in all, nor of a universal natural inclination to virtue, as did Aquinas.

You can speak of your own experience in learning oral English, or what you can do to help your classmates make progress.

Sub-Saharan Africa, Southeast Asia, the Subcontinent, not to speak of Latin America, were all seized long before Mesopotamia or the Levant.

Whenever you hear a man speak of his love for his country, it is a sign that he expects to be paid for it.

Just over a decade ago, most Chinese lived in homes provided by their danwei, or work unit, and there was no housing market to speak of.

He found it difficult to speak of the matter.

Analysts point to rapidly increasing trade between the two fast-growing regions as they speak of the emergence of a new "Silk Road" .

The extraordinary thing we speak of was the sudden rush of the result of this question.

The means of committing a crime is numerous and varied. Murder and robbery, not to speak of theft, are often seen.

I remember in my childhood, a teacher told me that there is no difficulty to speak of in art. All it requires is patience.

After years of chaos caused by the wars, the officials trembled when fighting was mentioned, and no one dared to speak of " resistance " .

Mercury has no atmosphere to speak of, so there's no way for heat to circulate from the hot regions into the craters.

Man you really love to hear him speak of you very "acid" , then, he will be loaded instead of a very serious, in fact, sweet sweet heart.

In 1982 there was no internet to speak of and computer games were in their toddlerhood.

There was no road to speak of: the lorry driver just took the smoothest track.

Speak of this, Luo nice Lin a bit not happy, equitable the smiling face aboard the face all in a twinkling evaporated.

Their ample discussion of every detail of the cigarlighter led them to speak of electric flat-irons and bedwarmers.

She spoke of her as you might speak of some young person of genius-in want of encouragement and patronage.

His friends and colleagues will be very upset, not to speak of his parents.

Truly, truly, I say to you, we speak of what we know, and bear witness to what we have seen, but you do not receive our testimony.

I love this life with abandon and wish to speak of it boldly: it makes me proud of my human condition.

How dare you speak of her to me?

"As long as I don't know the truth, I will be. But I guess I should be a little less antagonistic, when I speak of her. "

Sadly, unlike much of South America, the island has no democratic tradition to speak of.

Prophecies speak of a time when the Balance will falter, weakened by the assault of Chaos and its servants.

Speak of, it is the mature man of a standard to pour.

Yes, one can see that ultimately to speak of one thing being the only cause of another thing is altogether wrong.

I do not, of course, speak of the conceit that displays itself in an elevated nose and a falsetto voice.

I wrote from the only place where it is possible to speak of love.

A few years ago it was popular to speak of a generation gap, a disagreement between young people and their elders.

People speak of a Hell, but in reality it has partly been of your own making and has existed on Earth.

You grow really quite beautiful, mice eye, pig arch mouth, speak of a word to come spout water, send flood just like the toilet!

Speak of future job, I haven't really given it a good thought yet.

That's why we speak of string theories in the plural, because there are several different string theories that attempt to make it all work.

As promised in the flyers, the program also provides loans to people who wish to start a business but have no capital or credit to speak of.

It is in this deeper sense of truth that we speak of a true state, or of a true work of art.

Let me speak of the fears of today and let me remind you that in 1989 we told you to expect these things.

but it is not that which I wish to speak of, but a secret I have to reveal of the greatest importance.

Government officials regularly speak of integrating perimeter security "unobtrusively" into a building's design.

I feel serene just sitting there listening to the gentle words of a love song, not to speak of dancing.

They idolize people who nobody knows and speak of them as if they were his colleagues.

when that afore-mentioned employee speak of these, clear sense is a bit helpless and agonized .

The scholar is well versed in ancient Greek and Latin, not to speak of Spanish which is his mother tongue.

One argument is that the product is physical, brand is the soul, not the body the soul is no future to speak of.

St. Augustine Do not speak of your happiness to one less fortunate than yourself.

Both President Sarkozy of France and Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, speak of a Europe that "protects" .

In everyday conversation, we speak of our traits as though they floated freely in the air: "I am dependable; I am creative; I am punctual. "

Some Republicans speak of a campaign against repeal, claiming that it would hurt military morale and impede recruiting.

Seal Yuan to speak of euphonic all is exceedingly slow-moving moderate, but more is so, listen of person more is have no base son.

They , too, got that type of nausea that we call seasickness and that the French speak of as mal de mer , or 'sickness of the sea .

The current Apple TV box is really just a media streamer with hardly any storage to speak of.

Your endowments are beyond measure. We all know it, and we never speak of it, and you and I never speak of it.

Huizi told Chuang Tzu, "What you speak of all day is useless and impractical. "

Even investors well-disposed to Mr Murdoch call him a "deal junkie" and speak of a "Murdoch discount" to the share price.

The scholar is well versed in Greek and Latin , not to speak of English which is his mother tongue .

By "fight" , I refer not to violence. Rather, I speak of a cause you can champion and stand up for.

One of the most common pluses men speak of when it comes to Lifestyles Condoms is the fact that they fit well.

In his book, Natanson wonders whether it still makes sense to speak of the left as an entity opposed to the the right.

Mr. Obama was right when he urged leaders who privately speak of moderation and compromise to dare to say those words in public.

Two hundred years ago there was no environmental movement to speak of.

In the old days, when he was a child, the city had no industry to speak of.

When the source and ground of everything is the only cause of everything, to speak of causality as a universal law is wrong.

Before continuing to speak of my country, may I speak out for our prisoners of conscience.

Today the militarist neoconservatives speak of the United States as "the indispensable nation. "

Banks speak of a war for talent capable of identifying and competing for the growing revenue stream.

Do not speak of your happiness to one less fortunate than yourself.

The scholar is well versed in Latin, not to speak of English which is his mother tongue.

IT IS sometimes said that the European Union is an economic giant but a political pygmy, with no foreign policy to speak of.

I speak of a girl in Afghanistan, but I might equally well have mentioned a baby boy or girl in Sierra Leone.

"Thank you, " I say, and he says, "It was mypleasure, " and that is the only time we ever speak of it.

You speak of war as if it is a game.

When I speak of giving our department head our full support, I mean pulling together with him toward our common goals.

Natasha, I have begged you not to speak of that. Let us talk of you.

For a long time, we used to speak of "socialism with Chinese characteristics" and then "market capitalism with Chinese characteristics. "

Like all the objects I've chosen this week, these creatures speak of the consequences of climate change and human responses to it.

Be like top speak of in the dialogue of that person. he borrowed money to say a month return. just say. he is impossible return.

I was fascinated to hear him speak of his mistress so simply and casually.

My gift nothing to speak of, just a token of respect.

They will speak of the glorious splendor of your majesty, and I will meditate on your wonderful works.

think highly of her proposals; will speak of it later.

Historians speak of Alexander as "the Great" ; Scripture merely calls him a goat's horn.

e. g. This sea, whose gently awful stirrings seem to speak of some hidden soul beneath.

When people speak of these alternative lives that you put forth as potentials; they have sometimes been called illusions.

just as others speak of a medieval commercial revolution.

All these bail-outs, not to speak of the economic shock that will follow the financial one, are going to push up public borrowing.

I speak of it last because, for so many, it will be the last to be mastered.

Sometimes she wear leather corset bustier can fully speak of her glamorous temperament and feminine charm.

But now I would speak of that which is capable of withstanding every pressure: namely, the spirit of play.

In other words, to speak of a society without these costs entails a contradiction in terms.

Where officials used to speak of China as the Asian economic giant, they now speak of India and China as twin giants.

Anxious to transform the prosaic into the romantic, his admirers speak of a poet of light and the poetry of silence.

Conservative pundits here like to speak of this equality and sameness as being cornerstones of "Japanese" tradition. Nonsense.

Crescent mean to speak of HuaLiYouHua dreams are the things BaoYang dawn, to xiao dream parents leisurely driven out of the crescent.

And how shall you speak of her except she be the weaver of your speech?

Moreover, the existence of vast numbers of civilizations with no mathematics to speak of shows how sparsely this science was cultivated.

It has also caused even sober analysts to speak of a "new paradigm" in commodity markets.

"Even to speak of 'the city' is misleading, " said Piazza, in an interview with Psychiatric News.

Abnormally high IQ scores, by their nature, often speak of a brain too general to be of much use.

See in-kind: the use of a specific kind of physical creation of the scene to speak of child care training.

We lack the qualifications, technical skills and political understanding to speak of such international issues and water allocation.

we speak of what we know and testify to what we've seen, yet you do not receive our testimony.

The banner of his renown streams throughout the ten directions, for the dakas and dakin is speak of his greatness everywhere.

We did not speak of having read this book.

I of her hurrying away, but I didn't try to speak of her.

The tea ceremony devotees mean something very like this when they speak of " tepid " and "bubbling hot" tea .

Eg. It is hard for me to speak of her at any time.

When we speak of "establishing a fact, " we do not refer to establishing the existence of an idea in the mind.

Buried in the sea all day long title of which, where there are happy to speak of?

Attack, then attack Kidd is not moving normally would not speak of the stone.

Along the busy two-lane freeway, the bus would sometimes stop to pick up passengers, though there were no designated bus stops to speak of.

When I speak of meeting up with otherness, I do not mean having a polite chat with it, but rather a truly plunging into it.

When we speak of a Soul Merge, it is not just a one-time occurrence.

I speak of a girl in Aghanistan but I might equally well have mentioned a baby boy or girl in Sirra Leone .

I certainly hope so. We have to keep the investors happy, not to speak of creditors, unions and really, everyone.

But consecutive losses to Fiorentina, Chelsea, Sunderland and now Lyon speak of a deepening vulnerability.

In Chinese phraseology, we speak of these kindred spirits as re-incarnations of the same soul.

When people speak of bicycle frame sizes, they generally speak in terms of the seat tube length.

To love you is to daydream of you often, think of you so much, speak of you proudly, and miss you terribly when we are apart.

It is the time which, biblically, we would speak of it as the day, or the year, of God's favor.

And the trinkets scattered around his apartment speak of a life lived around the world.

as for the subalterns , not one has ever yet had the audacity to speak of introducing a wife into the regiment.

Although many speak of globalization as simply an economic phenomenon, it is multidisciplinary in its causes and its effects.

Connected with physical word, African-American writers speak of the reality of our brilliant, diverse people.

Arithmetic in like a "zero times any number is equal to zero, " the law of like not being what to speak of.

They've got no armed forces to speak of, we don't even have to use ships or planes to get our troops there, and dammit, they've got oil!

The DRAM manufacturers almost have no profit margins to speak of. Many of them suffered losses.

Typically, I speak of thumbnail sketches in terms of generating layout ideas, but the practice is beneficial in any type of design.

Merchants speak of a 'full' wine or wine with body, as opposed to a light, cold, or thin wine.

What to go on stage is a dishwasher first, it speak of very funny, everyone smile, only the microwave oven say: 'Very cold! '

Network of well-being of the family, ah, ah so happy youthful image ads are not so beautiful people to speak of it?

Some speak of linking the interest rate paid on yuan deposits to the direction of the euro or gold prices.

I saw it on a flight I took six years ago, and only now can I speak of it without tears filling eyes at the memory.

He is disturbed by the sight of a ghost at the client's funeral, whose children can see but refuse to speak of.

"There are some who speak of a team of rivals, but I've never seen it that way, " he said.

Desdemona. I cannot speak of this. Come now, your promise.

Everyone has a right to speak, of course, but the web has demonstrated that not everyone is worth listening to.

Do not speak of science in that era, engaged in this line, which means a lifetime of poverty and obscurity.

In 1870 wealthy people began to speak of spending weekends in the country visiting friends.

Speak of the moderns without contempt, and of the ancients without idolatry.

I speak of email, the greatest threat to civilization since lead dinnerware addled the brains of the Roman aristocracy.

But a relationship of continuity if we speak of something which is nothing other than a relationship of similarity.

We see emotion and reason as opposing one another. We speak of cold reason, of intellect superior to emotion.

Now they speak of a "collateral arrangement where appropriate" . Quite what this means, nobody knows.

In fact, I could express freely as I speak of my feeling, however, I can't speak just one word when I describe an object or process.

If you clear more than half of the time, so you do not love the work it is very difficult to speak of happiness.

others speak of utter devotion to work , combined with a degree of ruthlessness.

Do not speak of your personal problems.

Channelers speak of Lemurians as originally coming from higher frequency - then descending into third dimension for a physical experience.

GAZ and KamAZ were the first automobile makers of Russia to speak of production decline in the wake of the global financial collapse.

Do not speak of human existence, talk about the ultimate concern of vocational education make sense?

It is a matter of having faith in those who are lifted up, who come forward and speak of the way in which a quantum leap can be achieved.

We speak of one another as " associates " rather than "employees" for we believe we are all in it together.

Our father will try his best to protect his son, not to speak of our Lord will prepare the best for his people.

Like a hundred years ago, foreigners will always be correct, and Chinese and foreign conflict, Yamen will always speak of foreigners.

The Evangelists are not opposed to it, inasmuch as they speak of one and not of many skulls.

Some analysts even speak of a Sonderweg, a new version of the "special path" for Germany advocated by 19th-century reactionaries.

Some invincible repugnance to speak of such things to the strange foreign woman had checked the words on his lips.

Johnny (shaking Chris by the hand): Speak of the devil, we was just talking about you.

When you approach Please listen carefully. Every blade of trembling leaves Speak of the eagerness of my waiting.

Please don't speak of this. They don't want it to get round [to her ears].

Well hello to you! As always I have no idea what it is you would like to speak of, so I'll just leave you to it.

Without a peaceful and stable environment, there is no development to speak of.

Early sites were entirely text-based, with minimal images and no real layout to speak of other than headings and paragraphs.

To accept your present quotation would mean a heavy loss to us , not to speak of profit.

She always looks at me so oddly when I speak of Ashley, thought Scarlett.

Before Tao with boundless space and endless time, all the differences are nothing to speak of.

It has become acceptable to speak of empire, both among those who defend American foreign policy and those who condemn it.

When knowledge is translated into proper action we speak of it as wisdom.

Yet while both sides speak of improved relations, economic ties haven't led to substantial political improvements.

But at the erogenous level we speak of the mouth, of the lips and the teeth, of what Homer calls the enclosure of the teeth.

They also speak of a sense of normalcy in the North.

Speak of the implications of the axis shift and project what you see as most likely to occur based on the factors you are aware of.

5 sense of humor would be helpful, sometimes speak of their own, and the joke is also talking up easily.

In this sense we speak of absolute addresses being unrelocatable: they do not change during relocation.

"air force kills beavers to save beavers, " says one headline. "murdered beavers speak of air force cruelty, " says another.

Beyond that, Dumbledore refused to speak of the sad business, though many attempted to make him do so.

If we say that we are dealing with Unicode characters, we don't speak of a glyph rendered to a screen.