Sentence examples for take the words of from inspiring English sources

Take the words of the foreign affairs committee which flashed up on the screen.

The way forward, he became convinced, was first and foremost to take the words of Genesis as literally true.

Take the words of the director of national intelligence, James Clapper Jr., who in March denied to the Senate Intelligence Committee that the government was collecting the very data we now know it has been collecting for years.

Take the words of Ernest Hemingway, arguably the most famous cat lover in the history of literature (anyone who's tripped over Archibald MacLeish or one of the other eight thousand polydactyl cats at the house in Key West can attest to that).

As for "Green Onions," a song that is the foundation of the label's identity, we could take the words of Booker T. Jones himself, who, in Robert Gordon's recent book, "Respect Yourself: Stax Records and the Soul Explosion," describes it as capturing "this attitude of making it as funky as can be, as simple as can be".

Take the words of one of the people who was there when he made his reputation as one of rock's most vivid and charismatic guitarists, the producer Tony Visconti: "Mick was sullen and cautious on the day David and I met him, not really sure of what he was getting himself into.

But don't take the word of a newspaper columnist.

"I take the word of the people who scouted him.

Take the word of the people who run cycling.

You couldn't just take the word of somebody else.

Don't take my word for it, take the word of counterterrorism experts.