Sentence examples for say something of from inspiring English sources

"It is my business to say something of what happened".

"It really seems to say something of what's going on at the time," Professor Kennedy said.

This year's is, it's fair to say, something of a gear change.

The denizens of the fashion department always had, I'd say, something of a superior attitude.

You can't tell the truth of the world in 140 characters, but you can say something of value.

"Can you blame them?" said Juliet, who had been about to say something of the sort herself.

When I say something out of personal experience some doctors reply 'well who has went to school for this?'.

Think about how you would feel before you say something out of line.

Either you'll say something out of line or your man will.

But that moment said something of the concert's critical lack of joy.

Keisha tried to imagine saying something of this kind to her own mother.