Sentence examples for it also speaks for from inspiring English sources

It also speaks for the latter.

This can take the form of simply unplugging; but it also speaks for the special, everyday allure of seeing somewhere on foot, of going to one place (and not 10) in 14 days, and sometimes of going somewhere to do nothing at all.

A prevailing theme in Gather Together is how one Black female was able to survive in the wider context of post-war America, but it also speaks for all Black women, and how they can to survive in a white-dominated society.

Over 600 Egyptian authors signed a statement in Naji's support; it also speaks of their fear for Egypt's future "in the shadow of a regime that deals with freedoms with ignorant nonchalance, that privileges a discourse of oppression, that mouths terms like 'morality' while emptying them – by its actions – of all meaning, that violates the constitution every day".

I speak for myself of course but I hope I also speak for most if not all of the North American Soccer Reporters, the soccer writers union of which I have the privilege to be the President.

After six months the MCS value in the cLBP+DE group was almost identical with that of the cLBP group, only slightly below it, which also speaks for the long-term effect of multimodal therapy with regard to improvement in mental health.

But it also speaks volumes for the growing financial clout of the Russian Premier League, with even mid-table clubs like Terek able to offer juicy contracts to managers and players who five years ago would never have considered a move there.

There is a case for arguing this is a stronger squad than that which surprised everyone, not least themselves, by winning the European Championship in 2004, but it also speaks volumes for Otto Rehhagel's team that their attack is led by Celtic's Georgios Samaras, a player who went by the nickname of (Greek) "Tragedy" during his time at Manchester City.

It also speaks to the need for swift action, lest Arizona's law endure and spark copycats' mischief.

Not only does it tell people that disabled individuals should be embraced rather than feared or shunned--but it also speaks volumes about the need for equal opportunity.

(Teacher) Environmental factors, here, include both the physical environment and the social environment, but it also speaks to a broader reality for girls in this setting: poverty.