volunteer for medical experiments

Meaning: Offer to take part in tests or research for medicine without being forced.

Examples:

1. She decided to volunteer for medical experiments to help research.
2. Some people volunteer for medical experiments to earn money.

indeed

Meaning: Used to show strong agreement or to emphasize something.

Examples:

1. It is indeed a beautiful day.
2. Indeed, I agree with your opinion.

having said that

Meaning: Even though what I just said is true, there is another point to consider.

Examples:

1. I don’t like spicy food. Having said that, I enjoyed the curry.
2. It’s a small car. Having said that, it’s very comfortable.

quite ill

Meaning: Very sick; not healthy.

Examples:

1. He was quite ill after eating spoiled food.
2. She felt quite ill and had to lie down.

treatment

Meaning: Medical care to help someone get better.

Examples:

1. The doctor gave me treatment for my back pain.
2. She is getting treatment for her broken arm.

should I say

Meaning: Used to correct or explain something in a different way.

Examples:

1. He is very active, or should I say, hyper.
2. It was surprising, or should I say, shocking.

as a last resort

Meaning: The final option when nothing else works.

Examples:

1. We used the generator as a last resort.
2. As a last resort, she called her parents for help.

just for the sake of

Meaning: Only for the purpose of; without a serious reason.

Examples:

1. He called me just for the sake of chatting.
2. They went to the park just for the sake of fresh air.

I can honestly say

Meaning: I truly believe; I am telling the truth.

Examples:

1. I can honestly say that was the best meal I’ve ever had.
2. I can honestly say I did my best in the game.

going against my own personal beliefs

Meaning: Doing something that is opposite to what a person believes is right.

Examples:

1. Working on that project felt like going against my own personal beliefs.
2. She refused the job because it was going against her own personal beliefs.