Sentence examples for could well say from inspiring English sources

He could well say that the Bolsheviks in 1917 committed treason against Russian national interests by granting Finland's independence".

He conceded that there were constitutional difficulties with this: "Well, over GM I suppose you could well say that.

It's written for him and some of the things I've written for him to say he could well say, although you can never predict him".

Someone could well say: "You know, I don't like Jackie Brown because I don't care about black women, and don't want to hear about their stories".

Mr. Obama, with seemingly justified pride and moral legitimacy, could well say (and did) — although the International Federation for Human Rights in Paris finds the operation's legality open to question — "Justice has been done".

Someone could well say: "You know, I don't like Jackie Brown because I don't care about black women, and don't want to hear about their stories". That's a subjective aesthetic opinion.

And you could equally well say, this is the strangest thing that ever could be.

I can say 'yellow' about a Chinese person, I could bloody well say 'whitey' too.

One could as well say that reproduction is the name we give to all creative natural processes.

Besides their incredible cupcakes (which one could very well say unequivocally kicked off the current cupcake craze), Magnolia is also well known for their banana pudding.

But you could just as well say that who we were went out with the empties.