Sentence examples for should say for from inspiring English sources

And then cleaned up, I should say for the record.

They said the governor should say, for instance, who is paying for the trip and where he is staying.

One of Picasso's 1920s styles, I should say, for this metamorphic creator was constantly generating profoundly new ideas.

(Or perhaps we should say, for the growing proportion of Brits who, according to a recent survey, are creationists, from the other animals).

Judicial activism occurs when a judge substitutes his policy preference for what a law should say for what the law in fact says.

Or utopias, I should say, for with Letchworth, Stevenage, Hatfield, Hemel Hempstead and Welwyn, this unassuming, mild-mannered county is oversupplied with garden cities, new towns and visions of the future.

It should say, "1 for Share talk time, 2 for Ask for talktime, 3 for Send Call Me Back SMS.

"Within the last year even the girls have become reliant and dependent -- or needy, I should say -- for computer time," Mr. Taffet said.

I felt as if I should say "Bound for glory!" and leave it at that.

"I should say that for synthesising the complete human genome I am still on the fence.

I did not feel able to ask how I should say sorry for calling someone attractive.