Sentence examples for which speak for from inspiring English sources

But even so.... His exhortatory meat-and-potatoes folk anthems, which speak for the working class and the underdog, have enough poetic indirection to transcend simplistic doggerel.

This shock may derive from an image: the horrific posters of tortured animals published by animal rights groups, or of aborted fetuses by anti-abortions organizations, which speak for themselves.

During the 8th to 10th centuries the Vikings had extended as far afield as the Crimean Peninsula and exploited coastal salt pans, the existence of which speak for seasonally high evaporation conditions and eustatic stability.

It is understood that at least one of Premier's three big investors – Paulson & Co ,Warburg Pincus and Franklin Templeton, which speak for 40% of the shares – would back a move to raise cash.

Ms. Scheckter's resistance to pop sentimentality paid off in her plainspoken renditions of two classic Berlin waltzes, "Remember" and "What'll I Do?," in which her absence of vocal sweetness called attention to simple heartfelt lyrics, which speak for themselves.

"He has been immense and has unbelievable statistics which speak for themselves," Adams told the BBC.

But he offers no viable alternative, which speaks for itself.

The makespan which speaks for efficacy and computation time which speaks for efficiency of the algorithms are considered separately as response variables in the proposed 34 factorial split-plot design used in the detailed statistical experiment.

GQ voted Schott Man of the Year in 2003, which speaks for itself.

Among the groups was the National Realty Committee, which speaks for major real estate investors and developers.

I don't know but there is the table which speaks for them," he said.