How truly has it been said, that the remembrance of youth is a sigh, yet all has been ordered as it should be, and that wind is ever the best which will carry us most safely to the end of our voyage.
If all the sermons I ever heard were compressed into one, they could scarcely equal what has been said to-day!
The stout rod of chastisement which the king bears has been said to be the embodiment of his righteousness or merit.
And whose has it been saidis the third or remaining one?
At this, Satyavati, delighted at heart, told her mother all that had been said by Richika as also of the two balls of charu.
A Brahmana, O king, in whom an expectation has been raised, has, O king, been said to be like a blazing fire.
Truly has it been said: 'No man can ever get wholly away from his ancestors.
Well has it been said: "In even the contemplation of the fearful consequence of such a calamity, the imagination stands aghast.
Therefore, hath it been said: “Knowledge is a light which God casteth into the heart of whomsoever He willeth.
By her who speaks has it been said: "Because she had come into this country.
By us has it been said: "Then you acknowledge yourself to be twenty-seven years of age?
There was no word spoken that might not have been said with a good grace by any old sportsman, who knew the men around him, and who had long preserved foxes for their use;--but still it was felt that the Squire was a little loud.
How often has the same thing been said by a candidate, and what candidate ever has thrown up the sponge when he was winning?
Mary Bonner, of whose character hitherto but little has been said, was, at any rate, an acute observer.
The cognitions (according to that philosophy) have, O chief of Bharata's race, been said to be the knowledge of Brahma.
That Vyavahara which has, as above, been said to be characterised by a belief in either of two litigant parties, should be known by us as inhering in the king.
Women have before (vide verse 9 of this section) been said to be the embodiment of the senses and as antarhitah in Rajas or Passion.
Emancipation has, O regenerate one, been said by thee to be the highest felicity and to consist of the cessation of existence.
It has, indeed, been said, it will remove from our constituents a suspicion that we are living here too long.
It has, indeed, been said, it will shorten our sessions; but would this be a benefit?
He said, it was remarkable that several gentlemen rose with very different expressions which had been saidto contain the subject in discussion.
Truly has it been said, "Institutions, of themselves, can never confer freedom upon a people.
Thus hath it been said: “He that treadeth the snow-white Path, and followeth in the footsteps of the Crimson Pillar, shall never attain unto his abode unless his hands are empty of those worldly things cherished by men.
How well hath it been said: “Cling unto the robe of the Desire of thy heart, and put thou away all shame; bid the worldlywise be gone, however great their name.
I admit everything that's been said, but I don't believe that it is altogether our fault.
Well, about nine tenths of what's been said is either lies or true of every fraternity on the campus.
Hast thou not heard what hath been said aforetime: “Muhammad is our first, Muhammad our last, Muhammad our all”?
Well hath it been said: 99 I knew not what amazement was Until I made Thy love my cause.
How well hath it been said: 94 His fragrant breaths diffused in Eastern lands could well To sick ones in the West restore their sense of smell!
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "been said" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
