Sentence examples for of said language from inspiring English sources

Democratic National Committee Chairman Debbie Wasserman Schultz acknowledged to CNN that the original omission from the platform of language identifying Jerusalem as the capital of Israel — and the very public objections to the changing back of said language — was "the last thing we needed, a P.R. disaster".

Representative Jan Schakowsky, Democrat of Illinois, said language restricting insurers' ability to cover abortions "remains in the president's proposal, and we are very concerned about that".

Or rather, Dubya's reading of said body language?

Letting diplomacy and Congress work are both ways of saying that language matters, that it can have content and power and consequences.

"When I went over to say something to him, he sort of said something in their language," said Warner.

"Talk about spunk!" Senator Pat Roberts of Kansas said, using language we didn't hear when, say, Capt.

Susan M. Stout, vice president of the Grocery Manufacturers of America, said the language of the legislation was "extremely broad, very open-ended and not very specific".

Terry O'Neill, president of the National Organization for Women, said the language of the slut list borrows from the objectifying way men have often talked to other men about women.

Mr. Bush comes nowhere near the profuse sectarian language of, say, Lincoln or the Roosevelts.

This is not the international languages of, say, Spanish or English, but metric and imperial measurements.

Mr. Jones and other supporters of the provision said such language was unnecessary.