When I asked him to pick up dinner, he just said, 'say less,' and rushed out the door.

She painted an abstract mural on the old factory wall and shrugged — who's to say it's not art?

The new policy, so to say, aims to streamline approval processes across departments.

The report was incomplete, but suffice to say, the conclusions are still valid.

The plan, per say, doesn't address the core issue.

Although 'sufficed to say' appears frequently in informal writing, editors note that the correct phrasing is 'suffice it to say'.

The committee debated whether to adopt dare-saying as the official term, even though it's simply an alternative form of the word used to issue dares.

I dare-say the solution will become clearer as we work through the problem.

I met an old friend in Sai Gon and we walked along the river until sunset.

I dare say the old inn will still be open by the time we arrive.