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• I must confess, speaking very diffidently, that what he said about that caused me some perplexity.

• I submit that point, very diffidently, for consideration.

• She thought that if sanctions did not achieve the aims she hoped rather diffidently for we would fall back upon the use of force.

• I would be the last to suggest, even diffidently, that these are things on which they can rush forward with resolutions and decisions.

• I want to make one or two points very diffidently, indeed.

• I rise somewhat diffidently to contribute briefly to the debate.

• It said that it had not gone deeply into this question at all, and therefore it put forward suggestions on this subject very diffidently.

• I do so diffidently and declare an interest as a lawyer.

• I suggest rather diffidently that the issues for debate are rather different.

• I tread diffidently in considering my fourth point about delay.

• I should, very diffidently, like to make this suggestion.

• I diffidently suggest—and this is my pet lunacy—that the five-year apprenticeship as we have known it is too long nowadays.

• I diffidently suggest that there are two points.

• He diffidently and cautiously suggests that perhaps he might hope for a little majority.

• They rather diffidently proposed immense additions to our burden of taxation.