Sentence examples for as one acquaintance put it from inspiring English sources

As one acquaintance put it: "People are afraid to say bad things about Esther.

"The party's over," as one acquaintance put it.

Thousands upon thousands of orphaned books, some hoarded for novelty appeal, or a nascent interest, or a bygone assignment, or out of allegiance to (or guilt about) writer friends — an "accretion of intention," as one acquaintance put it — were trucked off to Housing Works and the like.

In an epigraph, he describes the most recent decade of his life as a period during which, as an acquaintance put it, "I remember saying things, but I have no idea what was said".

But, as an online acquaintance put it, it's gone from a bummer to "a bummer party".

For some, it'll be seen as an example of techno-hubris – "flags on the moon stuff" – as one of my acquaintances put it.

It was thus he met Bernstein and saw in him an official, as a mutual acquaintance puts it, who "doesn't moan, gets thing done, has no sense of political rivalry and – rare in Manchester – does not hate London".

As a Boston business acquaintance puts it in Ronald Scott's biography of Romney: "There's no heart, like the Tin Man".

But then he does them".Mr Kahle is an unostentatious millionaire who does not "wear his money on clothes", as one acquaintance graciously puts it.

As one person put it.

As one pundit put it: "It will focus minds".