Sentence examples for As someone put it from inspiring English sources

As someone put it on Yahoo.com, welfare mothers should try harder to find a husband worth a quarter of a billion dollars.

"As someone put it," Mr. Trenin said, "the Yeltsin-Gorbachev syndrofe of unilateral concessions may now be prolonged into the Putin presidency".

The netbook — also known as a mini-notebook, a mobile Internet device or, as someone put it, a "laptot" — is only in its infancy this holiday season; just about a year old.

"I don't care as long as someone put it in.

The slide also featured an Osmond brother, "the boring one", as someone put it.

A "Manhattan project for the 21st century", as someone put it.

As someone puts it directly to Stephen: "So why you?

As someone puts it: "I don't need a pic nor want to know if you're skinny, normal, 'curvy,' whatever".

He has come west full of idealistic schemes meant to benefit the Indians, only, as someone puts it, to "preside over their destruction".

Perhaps the price of a novel of ideas is characters whose conversation is "marred slightly by a tendency to lecture," as someone puts it in another of Just's own books.

As I heard someone put it at a recent lecture I attended, that would be like an orthopedist telling someone with a broken arm to lift weights.