Sentence examples for can be uttered from inspiring English sources
The same phrase can be uttered with icy resignation, and then through tears.
If these companies are in the news or if their sites factor into a news story, their names can be uttered, the agency has clarified since the ruling.
One of its characteristics is an implicit, usually unconscious judgment of what can be uttered respectably in public forums and what cannot be.
"Drynuary" is now a word that can be uttered without giving anyone pause; sober happy hours and neighborhood juice crawls abound.
Among the most soul-killing words that can be uttered about a public offficial are "He [or she] rose through the Democratic party organization in … [name any of the key precincts of the city]".
There are wishes that can be uttered out loud -- the wish for order or peace or law -- that would have once been taken as a yearning for a sanitized, suburbanized New York.
Now imagine those lines, if you can, being uttered by Clint Eastwood — the early-career edition, who appeared as the laconic Man With No Name in Sergio Leone movies of the 1960s.
That, of course, can never be uttered on a Republican debate stage, where the names of Dodd and Frank must be spat out if mentioned at all.
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.
After his eight-length cruise, the French-trained gelding is now as short as 11-10 for the World Hurdle, and it seems the word "banker" can, after all, be uttered without the risk of opprobrium.
