Sentence examples for to be shall from inspiring English sources

Tuna loin is manhandled by a spicy tomato sauce, and I found the lobster spaetzle that accompany the absolutely top-notch veal chop to be, shall we say, an acquired taste.

Even if many of them appear to be, shall we say, less than officially licensed.

Well, that initial direction sparked a desire to bring the HBO fantasy series to life through music -- a task that proved to be, shall we say, unpredictable.

Facebook is a company that has repeatedly proven to be, shall we say, a little sloppy when it comes to the massive amount of data they have lifted from their giant user base.

Myron Mixon is unquestionably a great judge of the four KCBS meats, but when he proclaims that "You can put Velveeta on a dog turd and it'll be good" he reveals his culinary vocabulary to be, shall we say, limited.

the perfect one who is meant to be, shall find His/Her way home to me.

(Genzlinger) 'Dream House' (PG-13, 1 32) Jim Sheridan's crackpot thriller follows a Manhattan couple (Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz) whose relocation to New England is, shall we say, troubled.

It's a bit of an overgeneralization, but we can get at many of the issues here by distinguishing between two kinds of knowledge: one that is personal, internal to ourselves, and is, shall we say, 'knowledge-in-the-brain', and the other that is public or social, external to ourselves, and is, shall we say, 'knowledge-in-the-world'.

(4) It shall also not be explainable via task requirements; that is, scrambled and control stimuli where no judgment has to be made shall elicit the same level of OFC activation.

What here is to be done shall be our care.

Now that there is nobody left to be offended, shall we give it up?