Sentence examples for I say very from inspiring English sources

Yes, I say, very much.

But can I say very quietly so no one can hear that the economy is ropey?

And when I say "very difficult," again I mean that the computations would take millions of times the age of the universe.

To the thousands of people still undecided on how to vote, I say very clearly: don't give up on wanting to see big changes, but don't give up on winning either.

I do think that such a book would be, as I say, very dull, but it is annoying that our novels, as we do write them, are very selective, spotty, tied to a story and slightly mechanically worked-up climaxes and issues as you do attempt to generate suspense, you do attempt to resolve it.

Or, dare I say, very Google.

Regularly?" I said very few.

Like I said, very sad.

I said very little, as did Walt.

"I said very firmly: Theresa May wants a hard Brexit?

"You want to meet Monsieur Paul?" "Yes," I said, "very much".