TO BE SAYING

She is saying that she loves to play soccer.

He is saying he wants to go to the zoo tomorrow.

The scientist is saying that plants need sunlight to grow.

The doctor is saying to eat more fruits and vegetables for better health.

The scientist was saying that the results of the experiment were inconclusive due to insufficient data.

Politicians often resort to saying what people want to hear rather than addressing the real issues.

The statistics presented in the report are saying that climate change is an imminent threat to our planet.

The mathematical equations on the blackboard were saying that the solution to the problem lay within grasp.

Are you sure you understood what he was trying to be saying during the meeting?

I recall him to be saying that he would arrive early, but he's not here yet.

He pretended to be saying sorry, but his tone suggested otherwise.

To be saying what you truly feel is essential for effective communication.

One should always prioritize to be saying what they truly feel for effective communication.

To be saying, cats make great pets.