Sentence examples for said to being from inspiring English sources

" 'History' comes closest," Mr. Mekas said, "to being nothing but the reality of the film materials and tools themselves".

By convicting James McDougal, the president's Whitewater business partner, in 1996, he has come close, it is said, to being able to indict the president.

She had more of a reaction, she said, to being outdoors, and to "the landscape I found when I moved to Jersey City" in the mid-1980s.

One bathroom is stapled with curling birch bark, Ms. Munson's solution, she said, "to being really broke and hating the tile".

"The whole conversation around aging has, in my mind, gone from one which is kind of disease oriented and tragic, end- of-life oriented," Ms. Gibbs said, to being "much more about the strength and the fidelity and the energy that an older population contributes to our city".

Earlier this morning, Google said an estimated 0.24percentt of its Gmail user base was affected by these problems, but in an update released later this afternoon, the delays were said to being affecting "less than 50percentt of Gmail users".

These numbers are said to be covariants.

In this case it is said to be "mixing-limited".

Such a problem is said to be ill-conditioned.

It was said to be enduringly blissful.

China, too, is said to be interested.