ahem in a sentence

interj.

Definition

Ahem: an expression used to attract attention or indicate hesitation, often by clearing the throat.

Ahem, could we have a moment of silence for our friend?
He cleared his throat and said, "Ahem, I think we need to discuss this issue."
Ahem, if I may interrupt, I have an important point to add.
She raised an eyebrow and said, "Ahem, I think you're forgetting something."
Ahem, I believe you owe me an explanation for your actions.
He leaned forward and coughed softly, ahem, to get everyone's attention.
Ahem, I don't mean to be rude, but that comment was out of line.
As she entered the room, she softly cleared her throat, ahem, signaling her presence.
Ahem, I must remind you that the deadline is approaching quickly.
With a slight cough, he said, "Ahem, can we please stay on topic?"