bespeak

Yes, all that bespeaks the end of the body.

Much of the film bespeaks the adult Jack's struggle to understand his mortal journey.

This final essay, its prevailing kindliness marred by occasional flashes of savage irony, bespeaks the dichotomous character of the author.

The end bespeaks a time of great rejoicing.

It's the latter that Sampras might be proudest of, because it bespeaks an entire philosophy of the game, tennis as ethic.

Our difficulty in approaching the mesoscale from above or below bespeaks a basic challenge of physics.

The [Shaker] dwelling-house bathroom at Canterbury bespeaks communal life.

It bespeaks of rigid adherence to notions and expectations which may or may not materialise.

Jeopardy bespeaks of a risk of harm, danger or peril.

His record as mayor of New York bespeaks toughness.

A beautiful woman smiling, bespeaks a purse weeping.

A luxuriant tan bespeaks health and glamour.

The use of Catholic saints also bespeaks a syncretism of beliefs, he notes.

To some, Richard's rapid ascendency to magic's forefront bespeaks a quintessential fairy tale.

A grand old face that bespeaks suffering but not defeat .

It is a grand old face that bespeaks suffering but not defeat.

The Park-O-Mat bespeaks an era, the postwar boom years in America when automation was the rage.

A partially opened bedroom window here and there bespeaks the heat of the weather and the uneasy slumbers of its occupant;

bespoke , bespoken , bespoke , bespeaking , bespeaks

disorder that bespeaks negligence;