Sentence examples for apart from saying from inspiring English sources
Apart from saying things like "the Internet is a game changer," he said, "IT + IT = IT".
The Nationals, apart from saying that they are available, have been tight-lipped about their plans.
Party spokesmen refuse to describe her illness, apart from saying that she left intensive care after an operation.
He can't be picked up as he is disgracefully fat; so there is nothing to do apart from saying "Gesundheit".
Questioned about the feature, Madia declined to comment on Thursday apart from saying it was "something that speaks for itself".
Accenture, one of the suppliers, refused to comment apart from saying it was a matter for the DWP.
His social conservatism sets him quite apart from, say, the Scandinavian social democrats and their insouciance about family breakdown.
Leafy blocks with well-kept Craftsman, Greek Revival and Cape houses, many with clusters of purple blossoms out front, seem a universe apart from, say, the East Side area, with its shuttered factories and weedy lots.
"Because even if you say to an actor, 'This character was beaten up as a child', what can they do apart from say, 'OK' and then just get on with it?" Reza says.
It is this cataloging, empirical impulse, whose origin point is the list of riverboats in "Life on the Mississippi," that not only separates Ross's New Yorker from other magazines but sets Thurber's humor apart from, say, Beerbohm's.
In fact, apart from, say, ice mermaids on cruise ship buffet tables or the round forms of Kemi's Snow Castle, making art with snow and ice has almost no track record.
