Sentence examples for speaking for all from inspiring English sources

"We don't care," said Lisa Zolkiewicz-Ivespeakinging for all the Notables and speaking for all the men and women who sing pure and without accompaniment.

London-born, with a Ghanaian father and a Scottish mother, he is a very active constituency MP, speaking for all his constituents.

"The euro has created stability inside the euro-11, and that is what we set out to achieve".Should there be a "Mr Euro", speaking for all the members of the euro-zone in matters of economic policy?

One persistent story has it that when asked by an immigration officer who was speaking for all these people, my great-grandfather stepped forward and said in broken English, "I am the leader," and so it was).

Gandhi, who is of Indian descent, is speaking for all the women who've experienced period shaming -- and she's even experienced it, too.

Eventually the journey comes full circle and we realize Dahai may be speaking for all when he says... "I can be more evil".

But Shelby wasn't speaking for all Southerners there.

He could have been speaking for all of Nepal.

"I'm speaking for all those singers who gave up.

Mr Dai could have been speaking for all of his East-Asian counterparts as well.

His work really is a speaking-for-all-of-us kind of utterance.