Sentence examples for should perhaps say from inspiring English sources

(I should perhaps say this last is extremely unlikely).

I should perhaps say here that I'm a fish and chicken man myself.

Its narrator, Phineas Gilbert Nanson, shares with Roland of "Possession" an epic moniker and small stature: "I should perhaps say, now, that I am a very small man.

I should perhaps say that after seeing this revival the first time, I would have sworn I'd have returned to it only at gunpoint.

(I should perhaps say here that I was an Oxford contemporary of Clinton's; didn't know him well but knew his set; spoke at a Vietnam moratorium where he was present; have an ex-girlfriend in common with him; have always thought of him as a dirty campaigner, only for himself. Include me out of the presumptuous "we").

The next Tory manifesto should, perhaps, say "made in India".

Whilst we could go on, we should perhaps merely say that these ligands are fun for chemists, who probably just want to make something with a new structure, but less so for physicists who may know what they want.

He should perhaps have said "created", given that the periodic table is now being extended with artificial elements.

Instead of soccer, we should perhaps now all say fussball, as they do in Germany.

It should perhaps go without saying that the right wing government of Benjamin Netanyahu did not willingly and happily join these negotiations.

Argentina, he says, should perhaps return to mass vaccination for a few years.