Sentence examples for without saying too from inspiring English sources

"Budd said a lot without saying too much," Regner said.

* * * It goes without saying, too, that Charlotte's marriage doesn't just sit there, inert; it plays a role in the plot.

It goes without saying, too, that Charlotte's marriage doesn't just sit there, inert; it plays a role in the plot.

Without saying too much, you can expect the death of at least one character and some nasty bullying.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet It goes without saying, too, that Charlotte's marriage doesn't just sit there, inert; it plays a role in the plot.

The rebels' high command, unable to convene promptly or communicate regularly, even by phone, is struggling to have its voice heard, but without saying too much too soon.

The physician's attitude must consist of acceptance of a dialogue allowing the patient to talk and ask questions, by looking at the patient directly and by listening to him/her without ever saying too much, without saying more than the patient has asked for.

In politics, potential candidates employ gamesmanship and salesmanship to claim narrow territory on issues where a single misstep can be your undoing — they try to find a safe position without actually saying too much.

In short, Fuhr's work pushes the boundary without trying too hard or saying too much and it's a concept which has proven very successful.

He is said by colleagues to be a great talker, able to witter at length without saying anything too offensive, or too useful, which is perfect for a party still refusing to accept that school cutbacks are hitting service quality, or that teacher recruitment is a mess.

When you've been through a lot of things with someone that are hard to understand, maybe too big to understand, you get fairly close to that person without having to say too much.