Sentence examples for said for something from inspiring English sources

The immersion ritual satisfies a public hunger, he said, for "something that is truly Russian, ancient, real.

There would be problems, he said, for something which varied so much according to "which particular article [of the human rights convention] has been invoked".

As for the possibility of many keyless locks simultaneously failing, Mr. Utter said, "For something like that to happen, effectively the radio frequency that we're operating at would have be to be jammed by a continuous transmitter at a higher power level" than that used by a car's keychain transmitter.

Frankie Lambert says: "For something like the food market, residents do come together" – explaining that it's something that benefits all residents.

To really understand that in life, there is something to be said for getting something all in due time.

In many cases, I find myself criticized not for what I said but for something someone says I said several times removed.

What a sad song, I said, just for something to say.

"Daly," Mr. Jansen said, "why don't you set the decoy?" "Sure," I said, glad for something to do, a small role.

When she started taking classes two years ago, she did so for fitness, she said, looking for something more exciting than machines.

Ultimately, Lickerman said, apologizing for something we know is wrong will help clear that tension that cognitive dissonance creates.

He was, he says, "searching for something you can claim as yours".