Sentence examples for ever spoken for from inspiring English sources
Kemal's first novel was praised by James Baldwin for "trying to find, to create, in his own country, a language for millions and millions of people whom no one's ever heard of, whom no one has ever spoken for, and who cannot speak".
I only ever speak for myself.
Something has become completely skewed if one can only ever speak for oneself and never anyone else.
She blames herself entirely for Hana's death and is too afraid to ever speak for fear of saying what happened the night Hana died.
No, just the ordinary one: When it comes to full disclosure, art never, ever speaks for itself, as Mr. Enwezor's eloquent exhibition tells us in many ways.
I would agree with the signatories of the NGN manifesto who say that we are all individuals and no self-appointed representative can ever speak for an entire community.
Malcolm Muggeridge, as ever, spoke for common sense with an inspired essay which The New York Review of Books had the courage to publish, noting that Kennedy's remarks had "as many bromides and banalities as any prize essay at a girl's school".
Perhaps his teachers had rooted out each and every half truth he had ever spoken - for it is teachers and parents, in their detections and responses to a child's explorations, who cast the mould of acceptable truth.
And they with ours: sleeping with your baby has its fierce advocates and critics, but who's ever spoken up for bathing with your baby?
His essay, without ever speaking of advocacy, is a call for all of us to do more to protect our children.
Inflation is well-known for its long-term corrosive effects, but few ever speak of inflations short-term benefits.
