In these systems we shall find the remedy against the decline of trade with which the English-speaking countries of the earth are threatened.
Every increase in historical knowledge has shown more and more clearly how utterly without foundation were many ideas which had been very commonly accepted, particularly in English-speaking countries, on the subjects here discussed.
The first is still the prevailing one in English-speaking countries, and the second prevails in all other countries.
The thermometric scale now used in English-speaking countries, which bears the name of Fahrenheit, appears to have been devised by the Danish astronomer Ole Romer, from whom Fahrenheit borrowed it.
The work of the Jesuits has come to be better appreciated in English-speaking countries, where old religious prejudices hampered its proper recognition, until comparatively recent times.
It is evident that this is not entirely true, for in the English-speaking countries, at all events, not only the bourgeois but frequently also the proletarian movements attempt to justify themselves from Scripture.
Of the same class was that host of secularist lecturers who at one time thronged the lecture platforms of the English-speaking countries and of whom Bradlaugh and Ingersoll were in every way the best representatives.
We may, however, concede that the neglect of rural life is much easier to explain and excuse in the United States than in the older English-speaking countries.
The sentiment against further immigration, or restricted immigration, is not, if I understand the subject correctly, aimed against those immigrants who come from English-speaking countries.
But strenuous objection might be urged by foreigners to the doctrine of a common citizenship embracing only the citizens and subjects of the English-speaking countries.
There should be an ebb and flow between the English-speaking countries.
The effect and result of a common citizenship in the English-speaking countries would be great and far reaching.
We find, as we should expect, that this vulgarisation of the word affected even Christians in the Greek-speaking countries.
St. Augustine no doubt gives us the current Alexandrian philosophy in a Latin dress; but this part of his Platonism never became acclimatised in the Latin-speaking countries.
We may therefore turn away from the Greek-speaking countries, and trace the course of Mysticism in the Latin and Teutonic races.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "speaking countries" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
