Sentence examples for certainly speaking for from inspiring English sources

I am certainly speaking for myself, who first read this book in Africa, in the old, 1890s, blood-red-bound Longmans edition.

Like all of Phillips's novels, this one sold well, but The New York Times was certainly speaking for Goldsborough, who had by then embarked on a career as a concert violinist, when it called the work "unnecessarily crude" and "unnecessarily rude".

The Missouri congressman would certainly speak for rustbelt America, if he won the nomination.

So if François Loncle, a Socialist member of the French parliament, does not speak for all his compatriots, he certainly speaks for most.

"Obviously they're an extremely athletic and incredibly skilled team and their successful season certainly speaks for itself," O'Leary said of the Orange.

As for the play, it certainly speaks for its time — the pinnacle of Hitler's power — with its contempt for life and its glum view of humanity's future.

And, of course, the post-Open Internet announcements by AT&T, Bright House, CenturyLink, Cincinnati Bell, Comcast, Cox Cable, TDS Telecom, and Time Warner Cable about their plans to expand their broadband service certainly speak for themselves.