Sentence examples for by saying everything from inspiring English sources

I could answer that by saying everything.

In one he explained his legendary status by saying, "Everything we did was for the first time".

"Initially the government just tried to talk their way through by saying everything is all fine, but it did not work," Mr. Singhal, the consultant, said.

"In his memos and homilies, Rumsfeld will say things that are just contradictory, as though by saying everything, you've covered all your bases," Morris continued.

Rock ended his monologue taking a swipe at the #AskHerMore campaign – pushing for journalists to ask women film-makers about more than what they are wearing – by saying: "Everything's not sexism, everything's not racism".

Most cybersecurity experts have a very jaundiced view of the world that they often sum up by saying: "Everything is broken and there is always a way in". In short, there is no way that any organisation can keep it, and its customers and their data, safe all the time.

I've long been annoyed by the saying "Everything happens for a reason".

Nick Gazin's Comic Book Love-In #83.

There are few finer examples of this art of saying everything by saying nothing than the last stories in the collection, Big Two Hearted River, parts I and II.

Last year, in the wake of the state audit, he defended the projects, saying everything by the town and development corporation was done lawfully.

The look on Bill Belichick's face as he faced reporters after New England's 33-14 shellacking by Baltimore said everything.