Sentence examples for letter speaks from inspiring English sources

A spokeswoman for the medical journal, Jennifer Zeis, said the letter "speaks for itself".

The lawyer, Thomas G. Connolly, declined to comment Friday, except to say that "the letter speaks for itself".

Mr. el-Hage's lawyers, Sam A. Schmidt and Joshua L. Dratel, said last night that "the letter speaks for itself".

While declining to comment further, Casey Stavropoulos, a department spokesman said, "John Malcolm's letter speaks for itself".

The letter speaks of "the impotence" of King Salman, who is reportedly suffering from dementia, calls Mohammed bin Nayef "arrogant" and the king's son "a rotten robber".

The letter speaks of the importance of keeping a knife sharp so as not to "cause the discomfort of those you are killing" and warns against holding prisoners.

A spokesman for Ms. Feinstein said she preferred to let the letter speak for itself.

In a telephone interview yesterday, Dr. Nemeroff said the letter spoke for itself.

The letter spoke of having a one-child strategy for 30 or 40 years, encouraging some to hope that it might end as early as this year.

My letter spoke of the bigger picture of lack of parental involvement, and after reading many of the responses, I felt the need to rite again.

The subject — well, it's better to let the letter speak for itself, as it so eloquently does: the so-called transports.