Sentence examples for be said that while from inspiring English sources

It has to be said that while Brazilians like to win, they demand that they do so with panache.

It must be said that, while the 1999 decline was uncommonly steep, the indicators were already heading the right way before anyone here heard of Amadou Diallo.

But it must be said that while the aluminum reproduces the flow of brushwork well enough, it flattens the paint surface to the gloss of commercial printing.

It also has to be said that while Dwain was sincere in his desire to reform himself, he did not have much choice.

It should be said that, while he stands by what he told Biskind himself, Schrader disputes many other stories in the book as gossip and hearsay.

But no call to violence is issued and one might say — in the United States it will always be said — that while it is hate speech disguised, the disguise is good enough to remove it as a candidate for regulation.

It is said that while, in Carroll, the defendants' offer to sell liquor to the agents was admissible and was admitted at the trial, here, the evidence that Malsed had arrested Brinegar for illegal transportation of liquor several months before the search, though admitted on the hearing on the motion to suppress, was excluded at the trial.

He seems to be saying that while you can't trust terrorists, you can't trust Americans either.

Read ironically, Philo could be saying that while "careless and stupid" observers are struck by purpose, intention, and design in the universe, careful, critical, intelligent ones are not.

Likewise, Cohen might be saying that, while people's fates depend on luck under a just distribution, they do not depend on sheer luck.

In other words, he seems to be saying that while he was CEO, it was really a joint effort among the three to run the company.