But, to say the truth, Walker was at this time almost in love with his handsome rosy good-humoured simple wife.
You're getting me so upset about it that if I ever hear anybody so much as say the name 'Alice Adams,' I'll run!
It struck me as original, to say the least: his amusing himself with those darkies.
Footnote a: I say the Court of Sessions, because in common courts there is a magistrate who exercises some of the functions of a public prosecutor.
Unbelievers are to be met with in America, but, to say the truth, there is no public organ of infidelity.
The child rather wondered what had led him to this belief, as, to say the truth, the old man seemed quite as sharp as he, and was infinitely more robust.
The wood will be cracked, to say the least; the pasteboard, whirled out of your hand, will only be dented, at most.
The thought of what I should do in this landless region if my frail shell, in its rapid flight to the sea, happened to be pierced by a snag, was, to say the least, not a comforting one.
Whereupon immensities of protocolling, arguing, and the Congress "fell into complete languor," say the Histories.
I say the elite, for Miss Barkers had caught the trick of the place, and piqued themselves upon their "aristocratic connection.
I say the post-woman, but I should say the postman's wife.
If she was not the rose (that is to say the conjuror) she had been near it.
The king, say the jurists, never dies, and the heralds cry, "The king is dead!
Whether your father approves of it or not, say the word; claim me, and I am yours for life.
There seemed to be a chance, to say the least of it, that I might serve Eunice's interests if I discovered what the enemy had to say.
It has been an effort to me to say the little I have said, since I first entered this room.
But, to say the truth, it would be a disappointment to myself: I long to see them as much as they to see me--perhaps more.
Indeed, to say the truth, there was something exhilarating in the idea of being driven to straits, and thrown upon our own resources.
Death, say the Three, is the best that can come to them; yet will that be a boon great indeed.
Yea, even the doom, Goodwin, that ye dreamed and the shadow of which, looking into your mind they see, say the Three.
It was not a pleasant commentary on his own character and degree of moral stamina, to say the least.
When a principle is asserted which establishes such a precedent, and may lead to such results, it is, to say the least, startling.
Contrasted with the cheerful combative hopefulness and enthusiasm of Aileen, the wearied uncertainty of Mrs. Cowperwood was, to say the least, a little tame.
Chapter IV The appearance of Frank Cowperwood at this time was, to say the least, prepossessing and satisfactory.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "say the" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
