Sentence examples for said dominates from inspiring English sources

The time was to be in addition to the horse-race style of political reporting that researchers said dominates television coverage.

And he said you know, once your company, as Mike said, dominates a market so that there are no other competitors around even on the horizon, the president of the United States invites the CEO to dinner at the White House – state dinner, wonderful food, a toast by the Secretary of Commerce and the head of the FED.

Reader was also quick to praise Wawrinka, who he said dominated his player with pure power from start to finish.

Her memories of childhood visits are, she said, dominated by family fêtes, which were food-heavy clan gatherings of 20 or 30 people.

The revolution has brought "catastrophe," he said, dominated by powerful militias who "don't find it in their interests for democracy to work".

As finance minister in 1985-88 he tried (without success) to tax the 22 families which, he said, dominated the economy of Pakistan.

That year Ms. Caldwell oversaw the prosecution of the Raysor Organization, a violent gang that prosecutors said dominated the Bedford-Stuyvesant crack trade.

Several years later, a much more centrist figure, President Jimmy Carter, would lament the "inordinate fear of Communism" that he said dominated public discussion of foreign policy.

The perceptual landscape of whales and dolphins is radically different from our own, she said, dominated by sonic narratives conveyed over miles and sung in ranges often far beyond the scope of our ears or devices.

Hunt's social tribe, needless to say, dominates the cabinet.

Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld, both original signers, head the "cabal" that Lawrence Wilkerson, former chief of staff to Colin Powell when he was secretary of state, says dominates national security policy.