Sentence examples for word of someone from inspiring English sources

The word of someone who claims to have the answers is not enough.

Rosso first met Friedman when he caught word of someone lurking around the park with a camera and without a dog, but he speaks admiringly of him as Gabriel weaves in between his legs.

In the case of Cicero, Germany's spies told their superiors that something was true that may indeed have been true, though maybe wasn't, or maybe was true for a while and not true for a while, depending on whether you believe the word of someone two decades after the war was over — and in this case Germany didn't really act on it at all.

If you're willing to take the word of someone trying to make a buck off the micro-trend, it's definitely the latter.

Smith was keen to get directions from the man who had found the missing plane in 1929, in spite of receiving advice against taking the word of someone from the "cap and goggles" era.

Because members of Masonic organizations (including OES) are required to have good reputations, the word of someone who's already a member can go quite far towards improving your chances of entry.

Mr. Nissenson speaks with the eager rush of words of someone who is alone a lot.

Posada's clipped answers did not sound like the words of someone who is truly happy.

And these are the words of someone who is not supposed to be political player.

They are the words of someone who takes her oversight function seriously.

"Are we going to make money off of the words of someone whom we consider our sworn enemy?" he said.