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He said most American writers and readers were "still afraid of any literature which is not a glorification of everything American, a glorification of our faults as well as our virtues."
VOA: special.2009.03.13
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and said that the courtyard right over there is the most courtyard, the most beautiful courtyard in America.
他说那边的那个院子是全美国最漂亮的院子。
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So, in my next lecture, what I'm going to do is pretty much contradict most of what I said today.
在下一次课，我将淡化神学的位置,这与今天我们的工作。
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He said most investment is private.
VOA: special.2010.01.26
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It used to be when I was in grad school that most people said, "Oh,it was written around the year 200."
当我读研究生的时候大多数人认为，它形成于主后两百年“
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The head of the World Meteorological Organization,Michel Jarraud, said most areas of the world had above normal temperatures in 2009.
VOA: standard.2009.12.09
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As we said, Newtonian mechanics does work in most cases, it does work when we're discussing things that we can see, it does work even on things that are too small to measure.
在大部分情况下都适用,对我们可以看到的东西,它都能适用，甚至对一些小到,无法测量的东西它也可以适用。
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The group said most women under 50 do not need regular mammograms and that women over 50 should only get them every other year.
VOA: standard.2009.12.06
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Like I said, with the most valuable resource being the president's time, a lot of efficiently running White House time is spent on how to allocate that precious resource.
正如我所说，在白宫里,最宝贵的资源是总统的时间，很多高效运作的时间,都用于决定如何使用,这个宝贵的资源。
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(Speaking in French) Nadia said most immigrants try hard to fit into their new country.
VOA: standard.2009.12.30
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Now,Gambetta,who was a smart guy who dies very young, he said that France became a republic because most of the people wanted a republic and they didn't want a monarchy, and that's all there was to it.
甘贝塔,一个英年早逝的聪明人,认为法国能成为共和国,是因为大部分人想要有一个共和国,他们不要君主国,那就是全部理由
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He said most of people being treated in local hospitals are in critical condition.
VOA: standard.2009.09.04
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Okay, so if we had stopped the class after the first week where all we learned to do was to delete dominated strategies, we'd be stuck, we'd have nothing to say about this game and as I said before, this is the most important game, so that would be bad news for Game Theory.
好了,如果我们只学了第一周的内容,即如果我们只学到了剔除劣势策略的话,我们没招了,我们无法解释这个博弈,但我之前说了,这是个很重要的博弈,这对博弈论来说可不是个好消息
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We want 'leave us alone,'" Kline said the proposal could also cost the U.S.millions of jobs as a result of health-related taxes he said most businesses cannot afford to pay.
VOA: standard.2009.09.05
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Milton himself, and this seems to be true, is said to have had one of the most capacious, one of the largest memories in English letters.
这似乎是真的，弥尔顿他自己，据传拥有对英文字词数一数二，的超大容量记忆。
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Brown said that song was one of the most important things he ever did in the way of changing music rhythms.
VOA: special.2010.05.16
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People answered--most people said, no, I'd be so annoyed and angry with myself I'd just leave.
大多数人回答道，不会，我肯定会很烦很生气,我会直接离开。
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When the teacher asked about his research, he said: "One of the most beautiful tourist places in Iran is Shanghai."
VOA: special.2009.04.23
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And perhaps that is pastoral in a way, going back to what you said, that I do think of myself in many ways as doing pastoral counseling, particularly in the most difficult circumstances when there's been a crisis, a death, a serious accident.
也许某种意义上这像是种牧师与受众，回到你刚才说的，很多时候我觉得自己,就是作为一个牧师指导学生，尤其是在极其困难的情况下,比如出现了危机，伤亡，或者严重事故。
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He said the most urgent threat that Barack Obama and other presidents after him will have to deal with is another attack.
VOA: special.2009.01.17
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Because they said the experiment must go on, very often, people went-- most people, Americans went on and shocked that person, even to the point of the other person whimpering and begging to be let out, simply because of the word, " "the experiment must go on".
因为他们说实验必须进行下去，经常的，人们会-,多数人，美国人都会继续电击那个人，甚至电击到另一个人哭泣,恳求放他出去，仅仅是因为那一句，“实验必须进行下去。
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She said what surprises them most is when she states firmly that the Civil War was,in fact, about the fight over slavery.
VOA: special.2011.04.15
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For example,if I said, "What do most people believe about what happens to you after you're dead?"
比如，“人们通常认为,人死后会是何种情形“
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He said the most difficult period of the trip was crossing the Yukon Arctic and the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska.
VOA: special.2011.03.23
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She went to college and said here's my opportunity to study the thing that I find most interesting, and that was biology, and then she went back and participated in the family business, which was of course the acting profession.
她来学校说她有机会,选择她最喜欢的专业，也就是生物,然后她回家投身于她的家族事业，也就是演戏。
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Mister Obama has said the United States will remove most American fighting forces from Iraq by the end of two thousand ten.
VOA: special.2009.04.11
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The Chief of Staff is often said to be the secnond most powerful man in the country, after the president who is the most powerful man not only in the United States, but also in the world.
办公厅主任被称为,国内第二有权利的人，仅次于美国总统,总统不仅在美国权力最大，在世界上也是如此。
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But Michelle Obama said the most important goal is to educate children about healthful,locally grown fruits and vegetables.
VOA: special.2010.06.07
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It was a phenomenal thing, and she ended up on this very famous French television show called Apostrophe, with Bernard Pivot, who said that she was one of the most interesting people that he'd ever had on his show. And she died in 1977.
真的很了不起,她最后和伯纳德·皮沃特一起上了一个,法国著名的电视节目,叫"省略号",他说她是上这个节目的最有趣的人之一,她最后死于1977年
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Article in the September 29, 2008, of Washington Post said that and I quote, Joshua may be one of the most discreet White House Chief of Staff ever, seldom talking on the record to the press or appearing before outside audiences.
008年9月29日，华盛顿邮报的文章说到,我引用一下，约书亚可能是最谨慎的,白宫办公厅主任，他很少向媒体公开发表言论,很少出现在大众面前。
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