Sentence examples for consist of saying from inspiring English sources

Our method does not consist of saying that journalists should give a single account of the conflict.

I have had enough conversations that consist of saying "hi" back and forth six times to last a lifetime.

Selling it mostly consists of saying no.

Any curse or outcry against the murderers is usually quieted, because at those moments true condemnation consists of saying nothing.

So far, W.'s presidential endorsement has consisted of saying: "I'm for Mitt Romney" as an elevator door closed between him and a persistent reporter.

No wonder GK Chesterton said: "Journalism largely consists of saying 'Lord Jones is Dead' to people who never knew that Lord Jones was alive" (for the record, the two current Lord Joneses are both alive and well).

That trap consisted of saying to Arabs that the only option open to them if they were not to be controlled by radical Islamists was to be suppressed by Western-backed despots.

And Mr. Bloomberg, whose usual budget discourse consists of saying over and over again how helpful he knows Albany will be, has subtly ratcheted up his own language, standing firm as the governor tried to get a large portion of security money working its way through Congress for New York's security costs.

-YOGI BERRA True eloquence consists of saying all that should be, not all that could be.

"Journalism largely consists of saying 'Lord Jones is dead' to people that never knew Lord Jones was alive".

Giron's rival, George Rivera, was a complete political novice whose campaign consisted of saying as little as possible.