Sentence examples for I needless from inspiring English sources

"I, needless to say, won't be involved.

"I, needless to say, beat it back to my room and locked it, and double-locked it, and put the bureau up against the door".

Or am I? Needless to say, when Heather Skye was finished, I looked like a refugee hooker who had been strung out on meth for two weeks and then repeatedly punched in both eyes with a prosthetic arm.

I wrote back to him, despite his devastating rejection of me 28 years earlier, after one kiss that clearly meant more to me than it did to him: "And you assume I'd want to be with you if I was?" Needless to say, I took great pleasure in being given the opportunity to respond.

I almost rather died!" Needless to say, for years I regaled all who would listen with my Katharine Graham story.

I was, needless to say, extremely disappointed, because I love Betty and would love to work with her sometime soon, but this is to be expected when you're doing a non-paid reading and an actress as big as Betty gets a paid gig.

In other words, I was doing everything right, and now, if only I were working harder for less, I'd be a lot better off than I am! Needless to say, there are not a lot of opportunities for architects these days.

Also, it was four in the morning and I'd been drinking all night so I was (needless to say) a bit emotional.

So, when I had the opportunity to interview one of their members in Syria recently, I was—needless to say a little nervous.

Why should I cause needless discomfort to them and to myself?

I speak, needless to say, of Jeff Goldblum; a Google search of his name along with the adjective to which he is involuntarily hinged results in about 18,700 entries.