Sentence examples for speaking as much from inspiring English sources

Thompson was speaking as much for himself as for others.

Granted, he was speaking as much out of self-interest as patriotism.

Then, speaking as much about the gains of his fellow Mexicans in Belmont, he added, "Putting all you got into it, you can triumph".

They look inward, speaking as much to himself as a listener, with words that teeter between bitter pessimism and the promise of love.

"We used to cower behind our insecurities," she said, speaking as much for herself as for the others in the group.

With the peace process under threat from both sides he will be speaking as much to the parties in Stormont as the constituency parties in the hall.

But Manziel spoke as much about his off-season as the new season.

Ward spoke as much about the internal guts of the project as the outer meaning.

Our choices speak as much to our values as they do to our interests.

"She listens and doesn't speak as much" as her male counterparts, Ms. Xharra noted.

For a teenager at her first Olympics it speaks as much of promise as achievement.