Sentence examples for often said for from inspiring English sources

It is often said, for example, that sensations are simple and that percepts are complex.

It's often said, for instance, that a translation can't ever be an adequate substitute for the original.

But he never stopped talking about God, although he was loath to define him (or her, as he often said) for others.

It is often said, for example, that biker novitiates must commit rape, necrophilia, communal vomiting and chicken murder before being allowed to join an outlaw club.

In meetings it was often said, 'For Rwanda to be strong, Congo must be weak, and the Congolese must be divided.'" In 2012, the anonymous group of UN experts found evidence that the M23 rebels benefited from coordination with and support from the Rwandan military.

It is often said, for example, that "Alabama," a prayerlike dirge written by the saxophonist John Coltrane and recorded by him on Nov. 18, 1963, was his saddened and outraged response to a church bombing in Birmingham, Ala., two months earlier.

He often says, for example, that he will cut taxes for 95% of Americans.

It is no longer, as Brand often says, "for weird, old hippies".

Mr. Bush often says, for example, that ulcer drugs costing $500 a year can eliminate the need for surgery and hospital stays costing $28,000 a patient.

Car ads often say "For the low monthly cost of $500, you can drive away with the car of your dreams".

Motivational Speaker Nido Qubein often says, "For the timid, change is frightening, for the comfortable, change is threatening, but for the confident, change is opportunity".