Sentence examples for may speak for from inspiring English sources
Its track record of accuracy may speak for itself.
On this, Her Majesty may speak for many of her subjects.
Mr. Olson may speak for a subset of rich and powerful people living in the Hamptons.
Even in this rough-hewn party, Carswell may speak for the polished future, Farage for the unvarnished past.
One may speak, for example, of the composition of the ocean, the solar system, or indeed the Galaxy in terms of its respective elemental and isotopic abundances.
Mr. Rus of House & Garden said he was among those who abstain from eBay for that reason, and his innate aversion may speak for the mainstream shopper.
He may speak of his love for Chelsea, but the suspicion is that it is dwarfed by his love for himself.
While the Studio Museum may speak of a vogue for artists who are "post-black," the onerous issues of race cannot be brushed aside so summarily.
To use the word writing when describing literature is itself misleading, for one may speak of "oral literature" or "the literature of preliterate peoples".
People in the cities may speak of Native Americans, and for all I know, the purveyors of turquoise and silver think of themselves as such.
The film may speak up for humane treatment; DiCaprio is wonderfully appealing and empathetic.
