Sentence examples for say elsewhere from inspiring English sources

What do the polls say elsewhere in the world?

As I say elsewhere in the show: "a stone is not a weapon until you throw it at someone".

Presumably for that reason — and maybe, too, because this was a skin magazine and what the hell — the subjects often said what they did not say elsewhere.

You made a reference in your public lecture to "complimentarity of thinking," and I've heard you say elsewhere that it is something that you developed in your education as you studied quantum mechanics.

Only Amore has much to say elsewhere in the work, but Mr. Blin ends each act with all three onstage, and they each appear when the qualities they represent strongly influence a character.

We might say "elsewhere".: cf. Marc Augé, "Near and Elsewhere," in Marc Augé, Non-Lieux, (1992).

Condensation, he says elsewhere, is poetry.

As I've said elsewhere, Internet freedom starts at home.

"Things are said here," he tells me, "that would not be said elsewhere".

You've said elsewhere that Kyoto wouldn't have solved the global warming problem.

This, as Amis says elsewhere - and perhaps criticism commands no more appropriate endorsement - "feels accurate".