111.   We also reject the belief that knowing how to use terminology in which to speak of language is undesirable.

112.   We continue to speak of a scientific revolution because earlier systems of belief were emphatically overthrown.

113.   We sipped our drink and spoke of other things and ignored everything that had happened.

114.   We speak of a political culture just as we can speak of an economic culture or a religious culture.

115.   When he spoke of liberating the concentration camps, he assigned himself a place among the liberators.

116.   When I speak of reading aloud short chapter books, then, these are not the ones I have in mind.

117.   When she spoke of it, I saw her as a little girl in a great Virginia country house.

118.   When she spoke of Zbigniew Shapira it was as if she was in the grip of a mania.

119.   While recalling their moments upstairs, he could speak of scrambled eggs.

120.   Yet when he spoke of himself, his gaze frequently wandered, as though in search of visual ballast.