We wanted to speak to the president of the company, but he refused to speak to us.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

He interjected himself into our conversation.

His way of speaking was very persuasive, so we couldn't help believing what he said.

He made to speak but said nothing in the end

He monopolized the conversation.

He said he wasn't used to speaking in public.

What he told us the other day simply doesn't make sense, does it?

His speech was below criticism [not worth criticizing].

He interrupted us abruptly.

He did not speak unless spoken to.

He never speaks unless spoken to.

I didn't need to tell him.

He didn't stop talking.

He will not listen to any of us; you might as well talk to a figure of stone.

We couldn't help but laugh when we listened to his story.

We didn't want to go but we had to.

We didn't want to go, but we had to.

He monopolized the conversation and I couldn't [could hardly] get a word in edgeways.

I would [had] rather he didn't tell her about it.

I asked him to stop talking, but he still went on.

He still can't speak well.

His manner of speaking is direct to the point of rudeness.

He talks in a rambling way.

I could not catch a word of his speech owing to the noise.

He doesn't really have conversations with people, and so he is avoiding being involved with people.

He did not speak unless spoken to.

He is unwilling to talk about things other than work.

Sometimes he says only a few words at work.

He lugged the subject into his speech.

He is reticent and he never speaks unless spoken to.

His speech was difficult to understand because it was so disjointed.