Sentence examples for stop saying things from inspiring English sources

"The organ-procurement people and transplant activists say you've got to stop saying things like that because that promulgates the idea that the patients are not really dead.

Mr Aslan's segment on the discussion show culminates with his voice rising as he warns against generalising Muslims: "Stop saying things like 'in Muslim countries'.

"Stop saying things that are going to get us fired," says Richard Hammond to Jeremy Clarkson, less than five minutes into the first episode of The Grand Tour.

History writing can be radical, can get to the root of things, when the past is understood on its own terms…when we stop saying Things always get better.

Q. Dear Civil Behavior: How can we expect the nongay community to stop saying things like "that's so gay" or "he's such a fag," when many in our own community use those same words?

All of which is by way of saying that I wish we could stop saying things like "markets swoon on recession fears," with its implicit assertion that investors are still worrying about whether or not there's going to be a recession.

We stopped saying things like "wow, look at the view," because we saw stunning views almost everywhere we looked.

The first is for their candidate to stop saying peculiar things about financial matters.

"It's total rubbish, people should stop saying such things," he said.

"He's got to stop saying these things, he's offensive.

Dodd was sufficiently annoyed to call from Argentina, where he was leading a congressional delegation, and tell Kaufman, "Stop saying bad things about my bill".