Sentence examples for say entirely from inspiring English sources

I was already accustomed to his driving, though I wouldn't say entirely comfortable with it.

And her popular success as a rebel is due, they say, entirely to her former status as a sex symbol.

He added: "The West's leaders seem, from what they say, entirely to have forgotten that there are some leaders in the world who want to conquer other countries".

He would emphasize, though, that he does not reach these conclusions because they are the ones he'd prefer as a matter of policy — what he would prefer as a policy matter is, he would say, entirely irrelevant-but because, after reading the words of the Constitution or of a statute, that was the conclusion he had to reach.

"Failing Law Schools" does not say entirely, or even mainly, new things, but it does present a comprehensive case for the negative side of this debate and I am sure that many legal academics and every law school dean will be talking about it.

Or would it be more accurate to say, "entirely business as usual in the compensation game"?

"Michael is my hero," he said, entirely overcome.

"Oh, that's mine too," the DJ/producer/songwriter says entirely casually.

We probably shouldn't take what Blaise says entirely at face value.

Most, 54 percent, said they were made partly in the United States and partly overseas, 18 percent said entirely overseas, 8 percent said entirely in the United States and 20 percent said they did not know.

They are, he said, entirely satisfactory and will probably be a more important replacement for cork than the metal caps.