Sentence examples for say of two from inspiring English sources

I'm thinking, say, of two young men, in their early 30s, who moved to London six years ago, before the economic crash.

That response is an indication, exercise researchers say, of two things: how hard it is for someone who is not used to running to suddenly take up the sport; and how unnecessarily complicated advice about running has become as "experts" battle over shoes and running form and training programs.

However, even if time is unreal, McTaggart believes that we can truly say of two things that there is a causal relation between them.

Due to the multi-dimensional nature of a concept such as redness we may be unable to say of two reddish patches which differ in hue or brightness or colour-saturation whether one is redder than the other.

(Gärdenfors 1988, Gärdenfors and Makinson 1988) To say of two elements p and q of the belief set that "q is more entrenched than p" means that q is more useful in inquiry or deliberation, or has more "epistemic value" than p. In belief contraction, the beliefs with the lowest entrenchment should be the ones that are most readily given up.

Every day, drones transmit back 1,600 hours of full-motion video -- the equivalent, officers here like to say, of two entire seasons of NFL football.

As Quartermaine might say of one of his student's compositions, the component parts are all there, but lacks flair.

We had an Embassy, as I say, of seven people.

The same can be said of two very different Japanese films in the festival.

"We are celebrating the success of women and entrepreneurs," he said of two of its biggest programs.

That also could be said of two improvisatory blendings of speech and movement, each titled "Logomotion".