Sentence examples for there were say from inspiring English sources

Are there really more leaks in the White House and State Department today than there were, say, during the glory days of Henry Kissinger's tenure?

At the moment, we're leaning towards just a page, on the basis that there are fewer public policy ramifications than there were, say, in the case of Baby P, but still lots to explore about the disturbing cultural issue of witchcraft beliefs.

Yes, if only there were, say, editors, who could evaluate just how badly a piece pitched as a comparison between Obama and the Beatles had gone off the rails.

Are there fewer reporters in Britain in 2015 than there were, say, in 2005 and 1995?

I might not have known whether it was spring or fall, but I always knew that there were, say, two down and four to go.

Gilfillan muses that if there were, say, a draft, or a 25percentt sales tax to finance the war, those Pew research numbers would be markedly different.

There were, says Auchincloss, two Woodrow Wilsons.

And there are said to be more.

The dormitory there is said to be cleaner than others.

There are said to be 1,700 koans in all.

There are said to be 20m weapons in the country.