Sentence examples for said in the context of from inspiring English sources

Likewise, in Anderson v. Celebrezze, we said: "In the context of a presidential election, state-imposed restrictions implicate a uniquely important national interest.

He made his remarks, he said, in the context of his father's world, one in which Nazism was ascendant, "whites only" signs were common, and Jews faced quotas.

But they were not surprising, she and others said, in the context of how much their young lives had been shaped by Sept. 11.

But, she said, "In the context of all the blatantly pro-fracking actions that the board has taken, this is an unreasonable restriction".

In a hold note, Investec said: "In the context of a sector largely devoid of positive newsflow, Rank's in line statement should be well received, especially given positive news on VAT compensation.

Mr. Bush appeared to embrace that argument on Friday when he said, in the context of legacies, that there should not be "a special exception for certain people in a system that's supposed to be fair".

Dare I say, in the context of an essay about an actor, that she gives a great performance?

He also said: "We try not to lie on the show, and I know that is a strange thing to say in the context of fiction".

Some say, in the context of AI: Artificial Intelligence, that Spielberg is unsuitable - because he is the "opposite" of Kubrick, naive and Rockwellesque rather than cynical and Kubrickian.

The death of this much loved lady, I regret to say in the context of this case, was an accident waiting to happen.

The trilogy was conceived, he says, in the context of "misunderstandings, misconceptions and missing the point", chief among those being that the conflict is clan warfare.