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Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases

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We all agree as to We all feel the force of the maxim We all in equal sincerity profess We almost shudder when we see We are accustomed to lay stress upon We are all familiar with We are approaching an era We are apt to forget We are assembled here to-day We are beginning to realize We are bound to give heed We are constantly being told We are fulfilling what I believe to be We are in the habit of saying We are met to-night We are not able to prove We are not disinterested We are quite unable to speculate We are told emphatically We are tolerably certain We believe with a sincere belief We can but pause to contemplate We can imagine the amazement of We can not but be struck with We can not escape the truth We can not have this too deeply fixed We can not too highly honor the temper of We can not wonder We can only applaud the sentiment We can only bow with awe We can presume We can remember with pride We can see to some extent We continually hear nowadays We deeply appreciate the circumstances of We do not quarrel with those We do not question the reality We do well to recall We easily persuade ourselves We feel keenly about such things We grope blindly along We have a firm assurance We have a right to claim We have an overpowering sense We have been accustomed to We have been told by more than one We have come together to-night We have great reason to be thankful We have heard lately We have here plain proof We have need to examine We have no means of knowing We have no other alternative We have not yet solved the problem We have sought on this occasion We have the evidence of this We have the good fortune to-night We have to admit We have witnessed on many occasions We hear it is said sometimes We hear no complaint We heartily wish and mean We hold fast to the principle We laugh to scorn the idea We may all of us agree We may be permitted to remember We may contemplate with satisfaction We may have a deep consciousness We may indeed consider We may not know precisely how We must also look We must constantly direct our purpose We must not be deceived We must not mistake We must realize conscientiously We must remember We need no proof to assure us We need not look far for reasons We need not trouble ourselves We of this generation We often hear persons say We ought in strict propriety We pride ourselves upon the fact We rightly pay all honor We see in a variety of ways We shall all doubtless concede We shall be blind not to perceive We shall do well to remember We shall have no difficulty in determining We should be convinced We should contemplate and compare We should dread nothing so much We should lend our influence We should not question for a moment We should not, therefore, question We stand astonished at We stumble and falter and fall We take it for granted We will not stop to inquire Weighty as these conditions are Well, gentlemen, it must be confessed Well may we explain Well, now, let us propose Well, that being the case, I say Were I to enter into a detailed description Were I to speculate What are the precise characteristics What are we to think of What are you going to do What can avail What can be more intelligible What can be more monstrous than What can I say better What commonly happens is this What could be more captivating What could be more true What do we gain by What do we understand to have been What I mean is this What I now say is What I object to is What I propose to do is What I shall actually attempt to show here What I suggest is What is more important What is more remarkable What is the pretext What is this but to say What more shall I say What remains but to wish you What strikes the mind so forcibly <div style="break-after:column;"></div>

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