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31 The arrangement seemed to speak for itself: Alice, the true love.

32 She simply let her skills at building positive relationships with others speak for her.

33 Some one, somewhere, must speak for golf - and maybe slap a few wrists.

34 Again, we begin by letting the managers speak for themselves.

35 To be an employed, married mum is quite an achievement and I think I speak for us all.

36 In so far as she possibly can, she lets this great dull store of words speak for themselves, without addition to their number.

37 If I may speak for the Law Officers of the Crown, we are scrupulous in bearing that vital principle in mind.

38 Autoseeker speaks to the thief - the facts speak for themselves.

39 The benefits speak for themselves, but it does have its downside.

40 Facts should normally be allowed to speak for themselves: to spell out a conclusion may spell danger.

41 The other person was a man who could actually speak for hours about his reading, which was extensive.

42 Not all people are gallant enough to speak for justice, and most of them remain silent on injustice. Dr T.P.Chia 

43 Here, new managers speak for themselves as they learn a new craft.

44 Brooks can speak for several minutes without drawing a breath.

45 Let these facts speak for themselves: By the time Barbie was invented, I was too old for dolls.

46 Amid the general ventriloquism she does often manage to speak for herself.

47 Once you've thoroughly researched and analysed the facts, they should speak for themselves.

48 It will want to know what your household income is and what you do, but the benefits speak for themselves.

49 In such a case the purchaser may plead res ipsa loquitur - the facts speak for themselves.

50 I do not intend to speak for hours, but I should like to make a few further comments.

51 Sculptors of monuments which are commissioned to speak for others, then, are placed in an unenviable position.

52 Assumptions are made that a minority person should be able to speak for all minority peo-ple.

53 Director Mike Newell creates the atmosphere and wisely allows the surrounding beauty to speak for itself. Sentencedict.com

54 They simply put it out and let the music speak for itself.

55 He did not want to have to speak for he did not want to hear the sound of his own voice.

56 By what right did it attempt to speak for the parish?

57 In a sense, even though legislatures usually have spokespersons and leaders, no one can truly speak for the legislature.

58 Mark answered in the traditional matter-of-fact manner, parading all the relevant factors and letting the facts speak for themselves.

59 Concerning investigation into the conditions endured by animals in laboratories, the facts speak for themselves.

60 They have been left to speak for themselves as rites, as works of art through the eyes to the listening heart.