Sentence examples for i was needless from inspiring English sources

At teaching college I was, needless to say, the age of many other trainee teachers' grandfathers.

I was, needless to say, prepared to accept failure, and yet at the same time I placed my trust in the one-in-a-thousand chance and waited in restless anticipation.

I was, needless to say, unable to get to the bank before it closed.

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

And so, after maneuvering and surviving three surgeries, having negotiated with angels and revisited all my life contracts, I was, needless to say, irrevocably transformed.

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

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.

Every hospital A&E was modernised or replaced in the Labour years; yes, they brought in that weak market system I think was needless – but carving the whole thing up and selling it to Tory donors?

I was intrigued, needless to say.

"I was exhausted, needless to say, and hadn't slept in two days," Copeland told the crowd.

On meeting Elvis and receiving a personal invitation to catch The King's live show, Kenny wrote: "Needless to say I was thrilled, and needless to say I did".