Sentence examples for this would speak from inspiring English sources

If Bruce, in his normal state, were ambivalent about the powers that lie within him — drawn to the excitement of overwhelming strength but also repelled by it — the tension for the audience might be overwhelming, because this would speak to the way that we, too, are both tempted and repelled by anger.

If Bruce, in his normal state, were ambivalent about the powers that lie within him — drawn to the excitement of enormous strength but also repelled by it — the tension for the audience might be overwhelming, because this would speak to the way that we, too, are both tempted and repelled by anger.

On the one hand Yates's consummate talent for devising and developing the particulars of life-as-lived, his willingness to put his imagination at the service of taking life seriously, his ability to invent plausible human emotion before we can experience it, and then put it to word -- all this would speak for a perspective of man-seen-as-literal-creature.

This would speak in favor of the view that Suzy is multilocated, rather than scattered, at t1.[12] Barry Dainton (2008: 364 408) argues that if a person were to undergo fission (in roughly the manner of an amoeba), the person would continue to exist after the fission in bilocated form: she would be wholly present in two different places at once (this view is also discussed by Johnston 1989).

In our case this would speak for selecting GM lines with relatively low expression levels yet still increased mildew resistance, i.e. line Pm3b#1 [51].

This would speak well for a possible causal relationship between auditory deprivation and cognitive decline.

"I always knew that this show would speak to this audience and it's marvellous it has drawn in such a diverse audience," said Mackintosh.

Almost no one interviewed for this story would speak without anonymity.

Like most partners and recruiting managers, this one would speak only on condition of anonymity.

This book would "speak the truth about the past"; "reminisce... only in the name of truth"; "try to tell only the truth".

Here, now, he thinks, "you cannot place anyone in context, you cannot judge prosperity, hazard a guess at occupation, know if this person would speak English, Russian, Bulgarian, Serbo-Croat, Urdu, Pashto".