wanted to say造句

He wanted to say: "I called on your cousin yesterday," but hesitated.

I wanted to say that, following that logic, the Godfather III should be a better film than its two predecessors, which it patently is not.

I sensed he wanted to say more but was worried about offending me (he was such a nice guy) so I encouraged him to tell me what he was thinking.

Some of the stuff you get in Decide will be from Do, namely, stuff that you have to re-decide upon. That’s what I wanted to say with “working both ways”.

So, in fact, not only is gravity unintelligible as we saw last time many philosophers at the time wanted to say, actually even mechanical causation is pretty unintelligible too.