Sentence examples for which are saying from inspiring English sources

Unlike many children's television shows which "are saying, 'Come on, join in, kids, sing along,' which I think is patronising", Stampy talks directly to the audience.

The program has certainly not yet won over international aid organizations, which are saying that it's not the job of the military to do this kind of work.

The first is that all those polls out there which are saying Romney is losing must be wrong, because of course Romney's going to beat Obama.

Finally, I would like to put the following question to those Member States which are saying that less and less money should go to the EU, but which, at the same time, are giving all kinds of new priorities to the EU: if you want less money to go to the EU, what are the priorities that we as the EU should work on?

Its rooms, which are said to be haunted, are $60 to $120.

The nature of the events which are said to require resilience; 2. The different nuances in meaning that resilience assumes according to those different events, and 3.

Which is saying something".

All of which was saying nothing.

"Which is saying something," Mr. Williams said with wide eyes.

Which is saying something, because he's very beautiful.

Johnny's most depressing ever, which is saying a bit.