Sentence examples for had said of from inspiring English sources

"How about resigning?" he had said of the prime minister.

Professorial and stilted, the neuropsychologist had said of Jude's speech.

"It's completely implausible," Blinder had said of Trump's plan.

Woods — who had said of Cowan: "He knows me and my entire game.

"It's got to be good," Dawes had said of the design.

The Aeneid, he has suggested (thinking, he had said, of contemporary events), exhorts empires to behave.

In a sea of helplessness, newspaper work made you feel like you could be, as the Princeton motto had said, of service.

The artist had said of his paintings that "everything is autobiographical", so gossip, too, has its place.

Once Steven had said of the existing space, "Everything had to go," it was, as Jean recalled, "a slippery slope".

"Tough as a pine knot," a friend had said of him.

Pig candy, Mr. Willoughby of Gourmet had said of the result.