Sentence examples for saying stating that from inspiring English sources

In a contemporary variation of the ancient Greek saying stating that the biggest enemies of man are fire, woman, and water, Greek women are portrayed here as the root of Greece's current problems.

"Compelling to me usually means a medical situation," Ms. Van Gieson said, stating that in such extenuating circumstances the university would accept a recommendation.

But the contract included a clause, Mr. Sweeney said, stating that the land would revert to the Harrimans if the railroad no longer needed the property for railroad purposes.

We didn't budget for it," she said, stating that a forensic audit was needed.

At least at the face of it, there is nothing in the use of 'reduction' that should prevent us from, say, stating that a whole reduces to its parts.

"That's rubbish," he said, stating that participation in protests should not affect a person's refugee status.

"I wouldn't put it past them," he said, stating that blog posts have noted that Cain's successor at the Restaurant Association "is a big Romney donor".

Aronofsky said that Cage pulled out of the movie because the director wanted Rourke to star; Aronofsky said, stating that Cage was "a complete gentleman, and he understood that my heart was with Mickey and he stepped aside.

The commission has secured a legal opinion saying states that have signed the court treaty would be in violation if they also sign bilateral exemptions with Washington.

But another saying states that "fortune favors the bold".

An old saying states that "security is inversely proportional to convenience".