Sentence examples for always said anything from inspiring English sources

"I always said, anything looks dated or boring, we won't do it".

Porter, who was second before hitting the penultimate barrier, told BBC Radio 5 live: "I've always said anything can happen so you just have to learn from it and move forward.

Politicians in representative democracies have always tried to pit the strong against the weak, to ferment hatred of the outsiders, to strut around appealing to some lowest common denominator; they've always said anything they think will get them political power.

Halfway through SuRie's performance this year, a stage invader rushes on and garbles what sounds like, "Nazis of the UK media, we demand freedom," into the mic, before he's bundled off and SuRie continues (she later tweets, "Well, I've always said anything can happen at Eurovision... ..)... ..

We're always saying anything weird in the movie is Paul.

"They don't always say anything [when they offer money], but they have guns," Sa said.

Nobody ever said anything".

No one ever "says" anything; it's always "relates" or "remarks" or "reveals".

He added: "The biggest thing I've always said is, anything is possible.

"But I have always said that anything we can do to strengthen, add credibility to the pledge … we should do".

He added: "I've always said that anything is possible.