Sentence examples for said by him from inspiring English sources

Something said by him, and quoted by the Times in his obituary seems to settle what it is that an entertainer does.

Veterans have a sincere friend and advocate in Mr. Blumenthal, but this is obscured by featuring a few infelicitous sentences said by him in a lifetime of accurate, publicly recorded statements.

The poem was said by him to be inspired by a walk in the water meadows behind Winchester College near his home.

Osborne's announcement not to raise national insurance was said, by him, to mean an effective tax cut of about £150 a year to anyone earning up to £45,400 – benefiting 70% of taxpayers.

But things were said by him, and others associated with him, which made her think her chances of getting the part would be boosted if she made herself out to be a street-wise woman, familiar with and to some extent involved in drugs.

Aquinas has a fairly careful account of the self-evidence of a number of foundational evaluative and normative principles, but only one or two of them are said by him to point to kinds of operatio distinctive of human beings; two of the foundational principles are explicitly said by him to direct to goods that are not peculiar to human beings.

The lawyer greeted him, he said, by kissing him on both cheeks.

As Kilkenny's Oscar nominee, he is beginning to see some celebrity perks; a local optician sponsored him, he said, by giving him a free pair of glasses.

They had punished him, he said, by giving him calisthenics to do Monday.

By attacking the mind of the enemy, he said, by intimidating him, subverting his will to fight, dividing him internally and from his allies.

The president then turned and introduced him to Mr. Cameron, who "flabbergasted" Mr. Koch, the former mayor said, by telling him that he had studied his mayoralty in school.