Sentence examples for says to be from inspiring English sources

I consider "Who Says" to be kind of country.

He is also proud, he says, to be a rat.

"We refuse," he says, "to be a museum of ourselves".

He wants, he says, to be a "public servant".

"It's a blur, to be honest," she says (she says "to be honest" a lot).

She desired, she says, to be "drawn into the wild heart of things".

It is the job of a parliament, he says, to be annoying.

You know, the one that says to be naked, you mustn't wear clothes.

"We wanted to be normal," Homen says, "to be able to raise our own children here".

Instead he says: "To be honest, I don't want to think about that.

"And we're just very lucky," Barbara says, "to be together now".