Ahem

"The judge's 'ahem' instructed the lawyers to approach the bench."

Ahem, I don't mean to pry, but I couldn't help but notice that you seem upset.

"Ahem, I'm not convinced that's the best approach."

"He used an 'ahem' to emphasize his point during the debate."

"Ahem, would you like me to show you how to tie a tie?"

"Ahem, I'm skeptical about the feasibility of that plan."

"She gave a little 'ahem' to get the attention of the audience."

"The director's 'ahem' signaled the start of the rehearsal."

"The actor used an 'ahem' to indicate that he was about to begin his monologue."

Ahem, I'm not sure if I understand what you're saying.

He let out an ahem before beginning his speech.

"Ahem, changing tack, let's explore a different angle."

"The teacher used an 'ahem' to redirect the students' focus."

"Ahem, shifting gears, let's consider an alternate viewpoint."

"Ahem, I'm not sure if that's entirely accurate."

"Ahem, let's switch gears and discuss a different approach."

Ahem, I couldn't help but notice that you're wearing the same shirt as me.

"Ahem, changing gears, let's talk about the weather."

"Ahem, could you please refrain from talking during the performance?"

"Ahem, I'd like to redirect the conversation to a more relevant point."

Ahem, I was wondering if you could spare a moment to help me out.

"Ahem, changing tracks, let's talk about the upcoming event."

"The moderator used an 'ahem' to bring the panel discussion back on track."

"Ahem, are you sure you can handle that task?"

"The teacher cleared her throat with an 'ahem' to get the students to quiet down."

"The presenter used an 'ahem' to pause and emphasize his next point."

"Ahem, I think we need to address this issue."

"The lecturer's 'ahem' indicated that he was about to start speaking."

"Ahem, let's deviate from the current subject and discuss something else."

"Ahem, let's veer off course and talk about the alternatives."

"The speaker made an 'ahem' to capture the audience's attention."

"Ahem, let's shift the focus to a more pressing matter."

"Ahem, moving on, let's discuss the next point."

"Ahem, let's redirect our attention to a different aspect."

"Ahem, let's veer off course and delve into another aspect."

"Ahem, let's pivot and examine a different perspective."

"Ahem, let's digress briefly and touch on a related topic."

"Ahem, changing the subject, let's talk about a different issue."

"Ahem, let's take a detour and explore another avenue."