Sentence examples for to said of from inspiring English sources

A former N.S.A. operative I spoke to said, of Perfect Citizen, "This would put the N.S.A. into the job of being able to watch over our national communications grid.

He was pulled out of a prison in Jordan, according to the Times, and wrote frequently for Islamist Web sites and forums; an expert the paper spoke to said of the bomber, > He's one of the most revered authors on the jihadists' forums … He's in the top five jihadists.

Impossible to say, of course.

Easy for him to say, of course.

That is to say, of us all.

There is nothing left to say of me.

"Our destiny, no one knows what to say of it".

Easy to say, of course, an ancient observation.

"Trust but verify," Ronald Reagan used to say of the Soviet Union.

Mr. Brown has plenty to say, of course, and he does not hesitate to say much of it.

Messrs Duckworth and Lewis will have a lot to say of course.