Sentence examples for from what say from inspiring English sources

For the Times crossword I try not to include too much trivia and knowledge testing, since the things a 17-year-old knows tend to be quite different from what, say, a 77-year-old person knows (and vice versa).

It's not all that different from what, say, I. M. Pei did more than twenty years ago in the East Building of the National Gallery of Art in Washington, where a splashy space wows crowds and, meanwhile, the art is tucked into ordinary galleries off to the side.

From what said so far about the phenomenon of Cerenkov production in tissue by β particles, it is evident that the detectable signal in a CLI experiment depends on several factors.

Grob says, "From what they say they're seeing, it all sounds very positive".

"I'm not backing away from what I said," Hopkins said back at his condo.

"That," said Mr Brown, "is different from what they say to themselves in private.

China's government genuinely believes its policies are helping transform Tibet from what officials say was a state of "backwardness".

"The governor doesn't run from what he says," Mr. Miner said.

But from what you say it must be concluded that this is no longer the case.

"What happens here," Joaquin insists, "is different from what they say in Maputo".

Not for the first time, what they do is very different from what they say.