Sentence examples for said of issues from inspiring English sources

"This is all an attempt to distract from the core subject," Mr. Emanuel said of issues that he deemed questions of process, not substance.

"If we include the mandate... that will go a long way to solving this problem — probably would solve the problem," Kennedy said of issues concerning how much Republicans can add to the debt in their tax bill, which they hope to pass under a process called reconciliation that requires only a simple majority of votes.

"There's never been one minute of discussion," Mattioli said of both issues.

"I've never believed it was strong Democratic ground," Mr. Racicot said of economic issues.

But the same cannot be said of the issues on which Mr Blair fought the last election, health and education.

"It is about freedom of speech," he said of the issues surrounding his novel and the reaction to it.

"There isn't one," he said of such issues.

"It's been an uphill battle," he said of the issues affecting the North End.

"I take it very seriously," he said of the issue.

"This comes out of the total blue," he said of the issue.

"I think it is kind of trivial," he said of the issue.