Sentence examples for is uttered with from inspiring English sources

When they occasionally allow that he's "hot," the adjective is uttered with much blushing and embarrassment.

"A satisfactory school …" The word "satisfactory" is uttered with a drawl of disapproval.

This last phrase is uttered with the sort of visceral, foreboding horror that is usually reserved for announcing plagues of locusts or the births of two-headed goats.

Throughout Europe, Gypsies (who are often called Roma, but not in Spain where the Spanish word for gypsy, "gitano," is uttered with pride) frequently survive in isolated encampments, reviled as beggars and petty thieves.

Before the last general election, Lord Ashcroft lent the Tories another £3.6m.As well as being powerful and rich, Lord Ashcroft is elusive: he is the right-wing pimpernel of British politics, whose name is uttered with awe and terror by Labour MPs.

It is uttered with mindfulness and deep reverence for that precise moment and what it truly entails.

Anglo-Saxon expletives are uttered with abandon.

The phrase "Dem Bums" was uttered with deep affection.

The nickname was uttered with a knowing smile and a slight handsome shake of the head.

The same phrase can be uttered with icy resignation, and then through tears.

These two sentences were uttered with such sincerity that I could see Tessa respond with visible happiness.