Sentence examples for I'd say though from inspiring English sources

"I'd say, though, that Justin Rigali is singularly ill-equipped by nature to handle this kind of high visibility, painful, complex crisis".

I'd say, though, that these large, general sites are better equipped for general management posts, so they would be more relevant to you, Dave.

I sometimes think about what I'd say, though, if I were to see him again.

I'd say, though, that the same can be true of any good scene, and it doesn't take a whole lot to mess it up in one direction or the other.

A good lot, I'd say, though I don't feel I know them well yet.

I'd say though that in every other area of our lives we're only ever supported and encouraged.

I would say, though, that he presents things with a spin".

"I would say, though, that he should stay, so he can cooperate with a new government and offer the experience he has".

I would say, though, that Rogan's new identity isn't a matter of fashion, but the discovery of a vein of cooking that perfectly allows him to express his talents.

"He's one of the most, if not the most successful runners since Frank Shorter, who won and won and won," Rodgers said, but quickly added, "I would say, though, at this point, Meb has achieved a higher level, and that was really cemented in New York".

I would say, though, that the further up the food chain in Newcastle I went, the more I found reactions like "I don't disagree, but perhaps you could have been more diplomatic," rather than "OMG!