Sentence examples for saying elsewhere from inspiring English sources

It can go wrong when it veers into the territory of pandering, as when Marco Rubio was accused of saying something more pro-immigration on Spanish language TV than he was saying elsewhere.

While Lancaster was presenting his beatific smile to the press, England's World Cup-winning mastermind Sir Clive Woodward was saying elsewhere that he would have been chucking tea cups around the dressing room had he overseen that second-half performance, in the style of an irate Barry Fry.

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

What do the polls say elsewhere in the world?

"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".

"This film is perilously close to the aesthetic of American mainstream films," he has said elsewhere.

"Salinger, as you know, was once a great writer like myself," he says elsewhere.

As Wilde said elsewhere, "To the wickedness of the papacy humanity owes much.

"As President Zardari has said elsewhere bin Laden funded opponents of Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto in 1989.