Sentence examples for which needless from inspiring English sources

Which, needless to say, he argues "grossly misrepresents" him.

Which, needless to say, is going to hit front-line services pretty hard.

(Except for perhaps the Guardian's coverage, which needless to say, is excellent).

Not content with that blunder, he lodged a claim of foul, which, needless to say, was disallowed.

Eventually, he falls in love with the Boggses' teen-age daughter, Kim — which, needless to say, creates difficulties in the household.

Mr. Said suggests that Palestinians and Israelis should form one big state, which, needless to say, would soon be dominated by the more-numerous Palestinians.

It encourages more hospitals and doctors to set up "accountable care organizations" that would move away from traditional fee-for-service billing, which encourages needless tests and procedures.

And unless we offset that rise with drastic cuts in defense spending — which Republicans, needless to say, oppose — this means a substantial rise in overall spending, which we can afford only if taxes rise.

All that, and the fact that a piano washed up on a Miami sandbank last week, an image captured in a series of haunting photos that made National Geographic – and which has, needless to say, been puzzling locals.

Over the years, we saw each other from time to time, and he generously expressed his pride in my career, which was, needless to say, immensely gratifying (and another model for the way I have come to feel about many of my own students).

Typical of Mr. Derrida's murky explanations of his philosophy was a 1993 paper he presented at the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, in New York, which began: "Needless to say, one more time, deconstruction, if there is such a thing, takes place as the experience of the impossible".