Sentence examples for I can utter from inspiring English sources

As Crain points out, most readers would have known what one of Brown's characters meant when she said, "Under a veil of darkness, propensities were indulged by my husband, that have not a name which I can utter".

If I say it's "like a subterranean crypt at midnight and you better bring night-vision goggles," the friend begins speed-dialing for a reservation before I can utter another word.

Similarly, I can utter 'this chimera', a phrase which can never have a referent, given that chimeras are impossible objects.

I can utter "it's hot now" truly without knowing where, when or even who (if sufficiently disoriented or out my head) I am.

Behind these musings is a word I can barely utter — "retirement".

And these are two of the most powerful words anyone can utter in a charitable context: I believe education is the passport to a brighter future, I believe volunteering is good for the soul or I believe in the goodness of the human spirit, and so on.

THERE are many sentences that a potential buyer can utter to unnerve a broker: "I have three Doberman pinschers".

I've banned that word from my house; no one can utter it in front of my kids or in my presence without getting shut down immediately.

Again, Democrats can utter the words of fiscal restraint, but they don't feel the passion.

And now, he and his listeners can utter dirty words, which is not necessarily his style.

Great films do this, of course, but so too can utter stinkers.