Sentence examples for content of say from inspiring English sources

Packaged without preservatives and delivered chilled, they lack the higher sodium content of, say, a can of chicken noodle from a supermarket.

Deliberative democrats have sometimes criticized Rawlsian versions of public reason on the grounds that they "fix" the content of, say, principles of justice, in advance of real deliberation.

For example, in his Thesis [199], 1953 he used the ordering by the content of monomials (the content of, say, the monomial ( u ) = ( ( x 2 x 1 ) ( ( x 2 x 1 ) x 1 ) ) is the vector ( x 2, x 2, x 1, x 1, x 1 ) ).

Of course there would in principle be theoretical room for a view that identified not the content of, say, the true declarative sentence "Socrates is wise"—let us assume from now on that this sentence is true with the fact that Socrates is wise, but rather that sentence itself.

"Both the case files and the content of said documentation could be useful in deciding possibly re-opening the case [initiated by Nisman]," Mr Pleé said.

On other occasions, a "thought" is merely the content of said representation.

Sensible journalism would involve a bit of investigation into context around the content of said speech as provided in said press release.

The content of said trailer ups the ante with each over-the-top line.

He does not deserve praise for being bold and outspoken because the content of said expressions are decidedly unsportsmanlike.

Returning to K road for a gig at Whammy, the sugar content of said burger was much appreciated as I tried to vibe some hype guy screaming "put your fucking hands up" over sketchy drum and bass.

Details of the bonus DVD were not disclosed, but the contents of said DVD have now surfaced on the BBFC.