Sentence examples for am to put from inspiring English sources

When it comes to noise, I am, to put it generously, a sensitive neighbor.

— I am, to put it frankly, a Chinese; that is to say, a person who deems everything small and modest to be beautiful and pleasing, and to whom all that is big and exacting is fearsome and horrid.

Eager as I am to put down the truth, there are difficulties; memory fails especially in small details, so that it becomes finally but a theory of my life".

"He would have been as committed as I am to put up his hand to make sure that we mobilise South Africans to build this country of our dreams and to make ours a modern, thriving 21st-century democracy".

I am to put out a leaflet and do something during the Q. and A. On arriving almost an hour early to reconnoiter, I find the scene almost entirely peaceful; even the boisterous display of South Carolina spring is muted by gray wisps of Spanish moss and mottled oak bark.

You have to be 100%." Alcott added: "If I am to put myself in the best possible chance of coming back and ever bettering my best world ranking of eighth, then I have to bide my time".

He was, to put it mildly, peeved.

You are, to put it simply, screwed.

He was, to put it politely, underprepared.

It was, to put it gently, unpopular.

This is to put matters clinically.