bespeak

But that’s the gist of what they would be asked to do, which bespeaks no small amount of hubris on Newsom’s part.

In 1900, the average life expectancy of a 1-year-old in the U.S. was about 56 years; that bespeaks a morbid population of infants.

If she does run, one thing Harris must avoid at all costs is anything that bespeaks arrogance, entitlement or anything less than a 100% commitment to serving as governor.

But that bespeaks an arrogance the party will have to overcome if it’s going to stanch the bleeding among union and working-class voters.

Strange and complicated rhythm structures and overheated harmonies, along with mystic bird calls in the piano all bespeak the magic of his young love.