Sentence examples for be said to go from inspiring English sources

There is only one scene which might reasonably be said to go a bit far in making Grant sympathetic, in which he comforts a dog after an accident.

That honour might be said to go instead to a besuited Dutch economist in Brussels with the imposing title of director-general in the secretariat-general of the European commission in charge of the Structural Reform Support Service.

The bombing campaign in Afghanistan seemed to be going well (if such awful work can be said to go well), and the coalition of governments assembled to prosecute the antiterrorist effort was apparently holding together, including its brittle Pakistani keystone.

The daily devastation from the sky drove Cambodians -- a traditionally peace-loving, cultured people -- insane, if a people can be said to go insane, and led to the genocide of millions under Pol Pot.

Much of it is said to go through Faizabad.

"The language is said to go back tens of thousands of years…very cool discovery".

The benefits of homeownership were said to go far beyond the obvious ones.

The population (x t)) is said to go to extinction if lim_{trightarrowinfty}x t)=0 quadtext{a.s.}.

New Mexico winemaking, mostly for religious functions, is said to go back 375 years.

It is said to go from zero to 60 miles per hour in 6.7 seconds.

Forbes: Barry, it sounds like you're saying to go with [the] market and be positive.