Sentence examples for elite say from inspiring English sources

Will the Brussels elite say, "Gosh, you're right" after a Brexit vote?

To describe how the times they are a changin' -- revealing themselves in magical ways -- today's bureaucratic elite say that events unfold.

The protesters, a loose coalition of royalists, academics and members of the urban elite, say they are frustrated by years of vote-buying and corruption.

Many in the Dhaka elite say that Jamaat-e-Islami and Hefazat-e-Islam represent the kind of religious fundamentalism that challenges the very concept of Bangladesh as an independent and secular state, which broke away from the more religious and authoritarian state of Pakistan in 1971.

With a war raging in Chechnya on Russia's southern border, tight restrictions imposed on information and a propaganda campaign glorifying the military and security services, members of Russia's small liberal elite say that Mr. Putin's pledges to observe human rights and to respect legal and democratic norms are still promises waiting to be fulfilled.

"And more for the elite," said Mr. Tisch.

"Somalia is a victim of its political, business and military elite," says Mr Ould Abdullah.

"It's almost like a self-appointed elite," said Mr. Stefanik, a small-business owner.

One member of the party elite said several people associated with Mr. Hu's political base did not do well.

"Some directors make films that are clearly for the elite," said Jean-Michel Frodon, who writes about film for Le Monde.

"Our goal is a new constitution that serves the people, not the elite," said Mr. Drissi, a slight, understated young man with a dab of a beard.