Sentence examples for some said of from inspiring English sources

He did it by buying the world's most popular stars regardless (some said) of talent.

So does she feel miscast, as some said of her Hedda?

Some said of the findings that too few pesticides had been studied; the researchers said they had looked at those likeliest to show a link.

At South Africa's final news conference Tuesday, every player without hesitation called this World Cup, and especially Friday's highly anticipated opening match against Mexico, the most significant moment in their careers — some said of their lives.

Blaine Harden's article on the Milosevics drew mail from readers who were as amused as they were outraged at the family members and their behavior -- worthy, some said, of a sitcom.

And then, on Wednesday, came the political moment of a generation, some said of a lifetime: the Conservative David Cameron and the Liberal Democrat Nick Clegg stepped into the garden of 10 Downing Street as partners in what both men called "a new politics" of reason and compromise.

Spending on food as a share of total income has declined markedly, but at the expense, some say, of quality.

Diabetes and cancer are laid at their door the result, some say, of poor diets once mothers quit the kitchen.

He died, some say, of sickness, while besieging Citium, in Cyprus; according to others, of a wound he received in a skirmish with the barbarians.

I used to perform metrology studies in the high technology sector metrology the science (or art some say) of measuring things is really about putting attention to detail.

There are also concerns about how various details of the agreement would be carried out — symptoms, some say, of a total lack of trust between the two sides.