Sentence examples for say about taking from inspiring English sources

But while these might eventually move us to act, "we intuitively feel that's not the essence of the matter: the essence is more what the religious people say about taking care of creation".

Whatever else the president has had to say about taking a balanced approach and setting smart priorities, the bottom line is this: if you take a firm stance against decriminalization, you are declaring that drug users must continue to be treated as criminals.

He said he had thought about grabbing a suit, and about what his daughter would have said about taking the time to grab a suit.

"I'm a frightful snob and perhaps it's time for me to take myself less seriously," he said about taking part in the ITV show.

What Labour are saying about taking benefits away from pensioners, about taking benefits away from families, is simply not true.

The French president was thus able to show that he meant what he said about taking human rights seriously, and about charting a new direction.

She said about taking the job: "I think a good book review is a place to meet a book on its own terms, not as an ideological vehicle or an academic plaything.

While we could recap everything that iFixit said about taking the iPhone apart, but it's easier to just send you here and let you read in great detail the elegant design and shielding used inside the device.

Remember what poet Robert Frost said about taking the road less traveled?

"Every woman has the right to an abortion, no matter what her motives are," she said about taking Cytotec at home.

The same might, on pragmatic grounds, also be said about taking "the presence of seizures more than once a month despite appropriate treatment" as another objective marker of severe disability.