Heads speak of a football manager mentality, where one mistake means you're out.
Usually associated with males, it finds a voice in larger-than-life-size sculptures of fierce-looking forest spirits, whose multiple heads speak of omniscient power.
Hot-heads spoke of taking their fight against Mr Kibaki to the bush in a war of liberation.
A state senator, the task force's head, spoke, followed by other senators.
She caressed his head, spoke softly into his ears and, with her hands, closed her son's eyes forever.
The head spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of being fired for speaking to reporters without authorisation.
At the meeting, the student asked that he leave the room, and she and the department head spoke alone for about half an hour.
When we were outside, Captain Shipman, a short man with small, worried eyes behind pale-rimmed glasses, drew me aside and, shaking his head, spoke with considerable agitation.
A well-heeled woman in a colorful kaftan checked her smartphone as another woman in a strappy black dress, her sunglasses pushed back on her head, spoke emphatically to the crowd.
As I read each of these missives, a voice in my head spoke them.
The head speaks in darkly comic tones.
