Sentence examples for would say very from inspiring English sources

Phil would say "Very laudable".

I would say very few, and we need them".

So we have these two, I would say, very exciting trends.

"So in the next six months, I'm actually pretty optimistic – actually, I would say very optimistic".

People who want to speculate about life would say very salty water means life probably couldn't live there.

Our voices weren't raised, but the conversation was, I would say, very intense and agitated.

"We'd say, very casually: 'So what was it like shooting "Close Encounters"?

So I'd say very compelling, for sure," Greg Cook, a University of West Florida archaeologist who examined the wreck, told the AP.

Everyone I ever met from Canada asked, "Have you ever worked with Anne Murray?" and I'd say, "Very little," and they'd say, "Boy, is she efficient".

"What we haven't seen, until I'd say very recently, is a sustained response by working people," Post told me.

"You are invited to the funeral," he'd said very formally.