Sentence examples for be uttered by from inspiring English sources
It is probably one of the most profound pieces of wisdom ever to be uttered by a human being on how we should pay attention to what people tell us about themselves without uttering a single word.
Korman keeps things moving smoothly between plot lines (even if his dialogue is sometimes too practiced and wise to be uttered by teenagers).
"Prolonged plaintive inarticulate loud highpitched cry" (Concise Oxford Dictionary), known to be uttered by Johannes Brahms after playing the piano at his ghostly nocturnal appearances.
For example, No. 27, from "Midnight Cowboy," may well be uttered by many New Yorkers if the new transit fares indeed go into effect: "I'm walking here!
That's why I promise to ensnare President Trump's mind, body, and soul inside one of my paintings, using a technique that I learned from a maleficent spirit daemon whose name can only be uttered by the eternally damned.
Though these statements sound as if they could be uttered by just about any of the countless stars of reality competitions currently on television today, there is one crucial difference: These young men and women are wearing ballet tights and costumes.
The word "delighted" was uttered in the immediate aftermath of this game, and it was uttered by a manager.
These cavils are not necessarily false, just because they've been uttered by Ameriphobes.
