Sentence examples for does to say from inspiring English sources

"Finding it harder than Dick does to say no, I cannot afford to be as scrupulous as he.

This is not necessarily the artists' fault, as the French press pays infinitely less attention to contemporary artists than it does to, say, today's writers or movie directors.

"It makes no more sense to tell the athletes, 'You go buy your own health insurance,' than it does to say, 'You go buy your own plane tickets and uniform.' " Some colleges provide for their athletes.

All of which is fine, except that providing filmgoers movies that give them exactly what it says on the tin does – to say the least – dampen the sense of wonder at the possibilities of cinema.

He muses that philosophers have shied away from this kind of collective responsibility because it traces the causal connection too far, but he urges that it makes just as much sense to consider society a culprit as it does to say that societies are victims of crimes and that there are debts owed to society (p. 237).

So you have to reject, and this is a stressful job to do, to say no to someone.

What have you done to say thanks to them?

For her to have the kind of courage she does -- to say 'I love myself first' -- she was taking a big risk".

Apparently they do, sorry to say.

When you do not have to say: I don't have those facilities in my trajectory.

I don't need to say anything; she doesn't need to say anything, but we know.