Sentence examples for bit to say about from inspiring English sources

Pat Dodson also had a bit to say about the government's indigenous policies.

Well, with quite a bit to say about other things, notably the relationship between matter and energy.

Thompson had quite a bit to say about his hometown's most famous event – even though he couldn't see the race from his spot at Churchill Downs.

Now Aristotle also has quite a bit to say about what it's like to be in a state where these feelings come apart, where they pull in different directions.

So I was thrilled, if a bit daunted when Berger wrote in response: "I might have quite a bit to say about Bernie,... but first I'd like to hear your bona fides, for reminiscing takes a lot of energy and I have little to spare".

But the last thing would be a lack of respect". He's also had a bit to say about Arsenal too.

Still, despite this emphasis on the reasoning process between principles and practical conclusions another reflection of his struggles with subscription Sidgwick does have quite a bit to say in the Methods about the defense of the ultimate principles of practical reason.

One wishes these letters had a bit more to say about Beach's personal life.

I'll have a bit more to say about this device next week but, as it stands, the Nook is the best ereader I've seen so far.

Thus for the sake of brevity the focus will be primarily on the "pure" modal skepticism here, though there will be a bit more to say about potential moral skepticism in Section 5. What can be said on behalf of Premise 1?

However, on Thursday the "Mad Max" star had quite a bit more to say about the incident while speaking with The Daily Beast.