Sentence examples for telling you stuff from inspiring English sources

The consummate politician he may be, but it's like when your mates start telling you stuff that isn't true.

Shilstone said, dryly, "Bernard, don't I get paid for telling you stuff like that?" Another member of the fighter's corner, strategist Nazim Richardson, talks endlessly of Hopkins's survival instincts developed by the strength required to survive the prison experience.

Too often, he told me, he would sit in his office and be "telling you stuff too little, too late — that if you'd been able to lose a little weight or if your diabetes had been managed more aggressively, then it would have dramatically changed your destiny, which is now to go downstairs and have open heart surgery".

Or to resume my habit of telling you stuff you know, the scale and pace of interest rate rises will have a hugely important bearing on the sustainability of this recovery.

You split your time between home and the fleshpots of Washington, you have to raise money all the time, shake hands, people tell you stuff, they ask rude stuff on platforms.

You got to know the coppers, they told you stuff – for a young man with a pencil, you could do what you wanted, really".

"How can I tell you stuff that will reassure you that you're going to spend your 90 bucks and you're going to like it?

"Having endorsed access to WPP's stable of clients gives us an added imprimatur and allows us to grow the business faster," he added, because "partners tell you stuff that people you're trying to sell to don't".

"If I just want to tell you stuff, a lecture is very useful, but if I really want you to learn something it's not that useful," said Richard Baraniuk, professor of electrical engineering at Rice University and founder of Connexions, an open source Web site for college textbooks.

With wireless, as any cell phone user can tell you, stuff happens.

People tell you stuff freely through these networks.