Sentence examples for and to utter from inspiring English sources

Before he learns to speak English (and to utter the usual Disney platitudes about love and family), he sounds like Donald Duck doing an impression of Toshiro Mifune.

Even in Hitler's Germany and Stalin's Russia, it was more dangerous to talk about concentration and extermination camps, whose existence was no secret, than to hold and to utter "heretical" views on anti-Semitism, racism, and Communism.

Paine was the first of the later so-called "Founders" to reject the authority of the British monarchy and its constitution and to utter the taboo word of independence.

I kind of went from being relatively successful as an engineer and relatively successful as a start-up C.E.O., and then to utter failure as a midlevel manager.

I now begin with grief and shame to utter.

Mr Yari looked around and managed to utter just one word.

My arse," before getting up and appearing to utter the word: "Prick".

Switching back to this side of the pond, the Queen grins at her grandson and appears to utter: "Boom?

Tyson Fury wore tape over his mouth and refused to utter a single word on Monday in protest against his fine from the British Boxing Board of Control.

You should know that as head of the French state, you would be required, now and again, to utter rather harsh words about America.

– Prediction and failure: To utter "the writing was on the wall" offers a retrospective account for a seemingly inevitable outcome.