Sentence examples for much speaks from inspiring English sources

The considerable interest in Laurie during his centenary year pretty much speaks for itself".

But as keen Stylewatchers already know, there isn't much that much speaks louder than clothes at a fancy do.

"It pretty much speaks to how screwy the whole process is that he could pick up momentum just like that," Marcoux's father, Rick, said.

She starts off by saying she's voting for the benevolent, always reliable, always generous Mr. Putin, and the rest pretty much speaks for itself.

Her reputation as a woman who not so much speaks as yells her mind is at odds with the modesty of her early years.

She added: "It may be set in a fictional future but it is a powerful piece that very much speaks to current celebrity culture and our own lives, which are very much controlled by social media".

The event pretty much spoke for itself.

"We pretty much spoke about every hole," Colsaerts said.

("Skylarks") These are ecstatic sounds, not so much spoken as drummed.

"Their close-knit community exemplifies the big society which is much spoken of," she said.

It's a closed system that doesn't much speak to anything else in art history.