Sentence examples for saying that so from inspiring English sources

So please trust me that no brown-envelope bribe or corporate strong-arm results in my saying that So You've Been Publicly Shamed (Picador) by Jon Ronson is the non-fiction book of the year – an alarming examination of victims and victimisers in the new social media sport of mob justice.

I hear one admit to being a landlord, but excuse it by saying that "so are most people", and then go on to defend his industry's practices by referring to the Right to Buy scheme.

Creme had been saying that, so far, Maitreya had made eighteen appearances on American television.

"Are you just saying that so we can leave?" she says.

She is just saying that so that she can get away from him for a moment.

Everybody says this is a serious crime like money laundering, governments are saying that, so what action is being taken?

People at Google X had a habit of saying that So-and-So on the team was the smartest person they'd ever met, till the virtuous circle closed and almost everyone had been singled out by someone else.

Smith says that so-called predictive adaptive responses developmental "programming" in response to adverse environmental cues may underlie some of these associations.

Nobody's saying that.' So I told him I had a little computer model.

What is Kim possibly saying that's so trenchant?

Avoid saying that so-and-so "declined to comment" if it is not true.