In this office, what someone says goes, so you should double-check before disagreeing.

He tends to say the quiet part loud during team meetings, which always makes the conversation awkward.

Your presentation was flawless, if I may say so, and it clearly convinced the board.

When discussing company strategy, Mark says the quiet part loud and leaves everyone stunned.

I managed to finish the project ahead of schedule, if I say so myself.

I hear you say that we should delay the launch until we've tested everything thoroughly, and I agree that quality is more important than speed.

After hearing him complain about the long meeting, I leaned over and said, 'you can say that again.'

When the contract fell through and all options were exhausted, what can I say, we had no choice but to start over.

I'm thinking of going to the farmers' market on Saturday—what do you say?

I brought pizza, chips, and ice cream for the party — need I say more?