Sentence examples for this should speak from inspiring English sources

"I have a 13-year-old daughter, see," he said, ruefully, as though this should speak for itself.

This student should speak up about cheating because she deems it right to do so, not to leverage a better grade.

Anyone who disputes the antipathy engulfing this fixture should speak to Simon Garner, the former Blackburn forward, who once scored at Turf Moor and emerged from the dressing room to find a home fan brandishing a meat cleaver and asking where he was.

The theoretical argument of this article should speak to both concepts of integration.

"People with cystic fibrosis who have concerns about this issue should speak to their clinician".

Parents who are concerned about this issue should speak to their children as early as possible before the problem escalates.

He said: "Local government funding is allocated based on a needs-based formula which has been agreed by council leaders - if Gordon Matheson has a problem with this, he should speak to his Labour colleagues from other council areas who believe that Glasgow gets too much money.

Now, I'm not one to kiss and tell, but this picture should speak for itself.

This stick should speak to you, because it might as well be a tool that you will use for many years.

"When I started getting serious about rap, the people closest to me were like, 'You should dress this way, you should speak that way, you should rap this way,'" Minaj told the Telegraph last year.

This is sometimes the message that comes from the school.. "Even in the Netherlands, a bilingual country, there is this message, you should speak Dutch as soon as possible.