Sentence examples for a said of from inspiring English sources

"The construction industry has a complex value chain that cries out for a network-centric technology," David Silvermann of CrossLink Capital, the lead investor in BuildingConnected's Series A, said of the investment.

This means that most mathematical theorems are one thing A said of another C and that every mathematical demonstration has a middle term B which explains the connection between A and C. Aristotle provides several examples of such triads of terms in mathematics, e.g., two right angles-angles about a point-triangle, or right angle-half two right angles-angle in a semicircle.

(a) Said of the Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor, "Let's hope that the key conferences aren't when she's menstruating or something".

Few Westerners can quote a saying of Confucius.

"He always had a saying of 'Why not us?

There is a saying of disputed origin: "To go fast, go alone.

"It's not a car," she said of a horse.

(A "nightmare," Mr. Williamson said of the experience).

"He's a legend," she said of Sitney.

Without a doubt," Flinn said of Skillern.

"What a player," Van Barneveld said of Caven.