Sentence examples for His utterance from inspiring English sources
His utterance of the word "fortune" is meaningful, considering he won't even book a client on a bus to Newark until his agency is paid a $10,000 membership fee.
His utterance goes to the heart of the questions I posed earlier.
His utterance hit home directly, expressing what I, and I'm sure many others, feel as we reach an age when we have lived enough years that many things may have gone beautifully -- just as we wished, hoped and strived for -- and others likely didn't, by a bit or by a lot.
He has left the family "tangled" in his utterance, if blessed by his legacy, and he is still watching them.
The pope, however, does not always speak as the supreme pastor and head of the Roman church, and he is expected to make this clear in his utterance.
"Down to hell and up to heaven," he said, leaving reporters to debate, for much of the rest of the day, the political significance of his utterance.
His utterances rang of frankness and sincerity.
His character is imperious, his utterances cryptic.
I paid close attention to his utterances as archbishop.
Russell was jailed for six months for his utterances.
Often delphic in his utterances, he now became impenetrable.
