Sentence examples for could think of saying from inspiring English sources

"I spent a decade running around the world talking to cellphone manufacturers — everyone I could think of — saying, 'Look, we can support 100 languages, it's a big market.' They didn't care.

Everything I could think of saying sounded offensive or deflating or dumb: math is hard for girls; they — that is, you — need special treatment; boys' and girls' brains are different; pre-algebra with boys in the room is just too exciting — you won't know what hit you!

GS: It was the shortest way I could think of saying what our goal is.

"I am a professional have you heard of VICE?" was all I could think of saying.

Someone recently said that Christians are the enemy's greatest weapon and all I could think of saying was "Amen!" One of the major complaints non-believers level against Christianity is that the churches are full of hypocrites.

"She had all the bad luck she could think of," said Ruy Castro, who has written a book about Flamengo.

"There are very few people who could play the role that I could think of," said Henry Bromell, the director of "Last Call" and a Fitzgerald fan for decades.

"The experience of content on your phone is worse than almost any other venue you could think of," says Charles Golvin, a senior analyst at Forrester Research.

Leftish Democrats are consumed with hatred for this mild man with frayed cuffs: "He has done more damage to the welfare state than anybody I could think of," says one of them.

"I used to cut Mickey Mouse into people's hair, Yankees symbols, any logo or abstract symbol or caricature they could think of," said Mr. Nuru, whose Islamicized name, he claimed, means "perfecting God's light".

I could think of, say, a hundred gifts better than frankincense and myrrh.