Sentence examples for might add so from inspiring English sources

And, one might add, so far with little real reform".

And, we might add, so do your energy-saving L.E.D.'s.

Perhaps, some might add, so as better to resist the perceived onslaught of Americanisation.Reflecting the delicacy of the Saudi conundrum, Crown Prince Abdullah insisted in a recent televised speech that, though reform was inevitable, he would not tolerate anyone "hurting the Muslim faith in the name of freedom of expression".

Or, I might add, so often uncomfortable.

I was a guard, a scrappy one I might add, so I never developed the ability to shoot the ball well.

Obviously the financial honor in our society is widely divergent (appropriately so, I might add, just so you don't think I spent too long in California).

If I say this high, somebody might add one, so no, I will not do that.

Physical activity is a part of life in Kenya (not always running to and from school, I might add), and so is the desire to become a great runner.

And I might add this so-called -- I know we don't want to use the fancy word "sequester," this automatic cut -- that was part of a debt deal that they asked for.

Americans -- even those paid hefty salaries to spend twenty seconds practicing a foreign name like this so they can read it correctly on the television news (who have universally failed to even bother doing so, I might add) -- are so parochial at times, n'est pas?].

And, he might have added, so do the old era's once-sacred media tropes.