Sentence examples for he further told from inspiring English sources

Spinning tolerance on its head, he further told the BBC that if modern society was as accepting as it believes itself to be, it would also find a space for that of Helmner's off-kilter assertions.

He further told Senate Democrats to "grow up and get past" their concerns about ethics and conflicts of interest.

He further told the Daily Mail that the books make a false distinction between black and white magic, while, in reality, the distinction "does not exist, because magic is always a turn to the devil".

In 1996, he went further, telling the Times, "The anti-immigration issue that's now sweeping the country in my view is no different than the movements that swept the country in the past".

And as recently as last week, he went further, telling a group of newspaper editors and reporters, "Of course I support it," before adding that his objections were mainly to the way Attorney General John Ashcroft had been "abusing" it.

In a conference call with Hillary Clinton supporters this week, he went further, telling volunteers that they only had a few weeks left to grieve the outcome of this election, because he was expecting them to prepare and get organized for the work that lies ahead.

"I used to dress up my assistant as me, and get him to drive off with like five cars following him around for hours," he admits, further telling Esquire UK, "I think it goes through periods where you're assigned 'this is the guy to follow.' But whenever I see a bunch of paparazzi hanging out, I always think, 'Oh God, what have they found out!' Oh, THAT love child!

Though Kafka further told Felice the piece was "extremely repulsive" and "nauseating", he professed himself "not unhappy with it".

The United States, we were further told, wishes to "contain" China and obstruct its rise.

The official further told us: "Acting Assistant Secretary Garber is not the Acting Under Secretary.

We further told them not to invite all friends at once and to ask their friends to additionally invite other friends who might be interested in the topic.