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> "that being said, ..." You can think of it as a contraction of, 'despite that having been said'.
by joshuaissac 4y ago
> "that being said, ..."
You can think of it as a contraction of, 'despite that having been said'.
- willeum 4y agoYou can also simply use "that said". I've always taken the phrase "that being said" to be a variation of the phrase "that said" that isn't as assertive of what was said, relegating it to only "having been said" rather than set in stone