Sentence examples for which involves saying from inspiring English sources

NICHOLAS THOMPSON: It's funny to have an answer to a question about China which involves saying that goverment doesn't help business grow.

I prefer a job spec before submitting my CV but then the only position I'm destined for on The Apprentice is the one which involves saying: "Sir Alan will see you now" while attempting to operate that clunky Amstrad phone.

Pence's fluency in the art of political interviewing, which involves saying what you want to say rather than answering the question asked, was on full display in his sit-down with Lesley Stahl at Trump's residence in New York.

On one occasion I neglected to set up a safety, which involves saying something like, "You're going to a happy place".

Keenan McCardell, a fellow receiver, said that Johnson's locker room remarks, which sometimes involved saying he would not return to Tampa Bay in 2004, did not bother him but were not well received by some others.

The renewed exchange of fire, the prisoner release, and an expected announcement this week of about 1,500 new apartments in Jewish settlements in East Jerusalem and the West Bank have become an almost ritual backdrop to secret peace talks entering a fourth month, which those involved say have yet to yield progress.

And then he was gone, his story interrupted by duty, which in this case involved saying goodbye to a group of midlevel producers.

"Already, you've begun a new kind of learning," she said, "which involves expressing your own ideas, saying who you are, and thinking about how your education connects to your own life".

In 1975 76 Kripke published important work on the notion of truth and the liar paradox (which involves sentences that say of themselves that they are not true).

There's positive affect, which involves boosting your mood, say, by watching a funny video.

The Ad Council also takes part in another Advertising Week contest called Advertising Futures, Ms. Natkins says, which involves high school classes.