Sentence examples for her utterances from inspiring English sources

Reporters scratched her utterances into their notebooks.

Often, her utterances have an incantatory quality.

Her defenders saw her as charmingly idiosyncratic; most others viewed her utterances as bigoted.

Her silences and her piano-playing were survival tools - she made her utterances between them.

If you venture the remark that her utterances now seem more cautious than they used to be, she agrees readily.

"Maybe some of her utterances were not correct, but I would say as far as sanctions are concerned, what was wrong with her?

The only difference is that when she utters "I have arthritis in my thigh", her utterance expresses her belief correctly only in the counterfactual world, and not in the actual world.

Her utterance of the word "Everett" is erotically charged.

The second is the fuss over her utterance of a single expletive, which scandalised moralists and caused audiences to rock with laughter.

The smile that Alice gives, as her utterance falters, is more heartbreaking for being so radiant; we understand at once what it will cost this particular woman to put on a good show, and a happy face.

The fictional scene that taught him to understand the subtlety of Austen's manipulation of the reader was the picnic at which Emma, cocksure as ever, orders gentle Miss Bates to restrict her utterance of platitudes during the meal.