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He says things on the spur of the moment.

speak reason

a story that is told as an allegory

If you say that

Saying and doing are two different things.

in a manner of speaking

To say is one thing, to do is another.

to say so

subjects often spoken about

I have simply stated the facts as they are.

meaning?

to tread on forbidden ground

Let me remark, in passing, that...

speak amiss

No one would take you for anything but what you are.

according to tradition

He is constantly harping on the same string.

I need not say

State the facts as they are.

the act of misstating (something)

a word or phrase used often by a person

To say so is already a mistake.

to be sent a message

have the tact to say

to tell the truth

Put it in another way.

He consults his own convenience only.

I'll never say,

How dare you say such a thing.

Let me remark in passing

He says things on the spur of the moment.

Saying and doing are two different things.

To say is one thing, to do is another.

speak amiss

in a manner of speaking

Talking is one thing, doing is another.

Don't state the obvious.

Let me put it in another way.

Saying is quite different from doing.

Let me put it in another way.

If you say that

Don't put it that way.

To tell the truth.

To say is one thing, and to do is another.

Don't put it that way.

If you insist.

speak reason

a story that is told as an allegory

I only stated the obvious.

Let me remark, in passing, that...

Why don't you at least try mentioning it?

have the tact to say

To say so is already a mistake.

It can be summed up in one word.

meaning?

That is the usual way of saying it.

In a word, it's ridiculous.

Don't tell anybody.

Don't tell anyone.

You mustn't tell anyone.