Sentence examples for still speaks for from inspiring English sources

When there is a local tragedy – fishermen drowned at sea, teenagers killed in a bad road collision – the parish priest still speaks for the people, and organises the rites of passage.

— "I voted for John McCain and still would," said Tim Driskill, in a flatly drawled declaration of certainty that still speaks for many in this place underwhelmed last November by the charms of Barack Obama, then the Democratic nominee for president.

Seven months after the first tech summit w/ Trump, Tim Cook's facial expression still speaks for all of us pic.twitter.com/mmWhMC6QAN.

It still speaks for me, but since writing it, and since these recent engaging discussions with atheists, I find I have more to add.  .

But, whether he's not giving himself enough credit, or he's driven by an obsession to create, the work will still speaks for itself--with or without accolades and self-adulation.

You can, it suggests, have a handbag and still speak for everyone.

But step back and look at the numbers, and they still speak for themselves.

But does Bridget Jones still speak for a generation, especially when her multimillionaire creator mostly lives in LA?

Format aside, the images still speak for themselves with wry, understated eloquence, and they do so almost always by juxtaposing oddly disparate yet similar objects.

Plain speaking On Mary-Ann Sieghart's new book: "It's called Having It All - how to lunch at the Ivy, dine at Downing Street and teach your kids privately - while still speaking for ordinary women everywhere".

Quick note, I'm (still) speaking for myself here, not the company.