Sentence examples for are saying which from inspiring English sources

"He knows everything you guys are saying," which could be true.

"But what we are saying, which makes basic common sense, is there must be predictability within a three-year tenancy.

Adults so often don't properly listen to what children are saying, which the writer, with her crisp wit and sharp observation, beautifully points out.

The scientists are saying which bit do we want to land on, and the engineers are saying, blimey, how will its shape affect the gravitational field?" said Simeon Barber, project manager for the Ptolemy instrument at the Open University.

I think it goes some distance in explaining why it has taken a long time for new information to come out". Probably the most significant word here is the word "actually", which many of us (especially children) use to lend weight to something we are saying which we fear will sound suspect.

"If you are in a sixth form, especially a large one … all of your peer group know where you are applying to and everyone asks each other what parents and tutors are saying, which all adds to the pressure … it's a decision that feels like it's the rest of someone's life".

This is where I should tell you where the words are said, which is to say in what youth-friendly American city, but I can't.

The hard part is saying which.

"She heard part of what I was saying, which was obviously incorrect," Lee says.

Officially no one is saying which names are on the table.

And the science of happiness really aligns with what you're saying which is I mean in the end it's the relationships that matter.