Sentence examples for it's uttered from inspiring English sources

(This sentence struck somebody as such a profound kernel of wisdom that it's uttered twice.) And what about Mr. Tykwer's destiny?

For example: the word vagina has no intrinsically humorous properties, but it's uttered here as if believing that it did were sufficient to make it so.

But it's uttered by the virile, easily riled Jonas Cord, the Howard Hughes stand-in at the center of "The Carpetbaggers," Harold Robbins's fabled 1961 novel — or novel-like object, anyhow.

I'm sorry, but the word "fertile" makes me uncomfortable, especially when it's uttered by an 80-year-old man whose job includes telling billions of people, both queer and non-queer alike, that the sole purpose of marriage is procreation.

Whenever it's uttered, a tacit pact occurs -- one that keeps both parties off the hook: You haven't rocked the boat with an opinion anyone disagreed with, and they only half-agreed to whatever it is you ventured.

Given how much of this case the government claims must be kept secret, if the trigger-happy security officer(s) in charge of the censor button - whoever or wherever they may be - continue to censor the word "secret" every time it's uttered, we're going to be in for a heavily redacted, protracted and ultimately super-confusing next few years of this case.

He was pierced by Monterone's curse the second it was uttered.

The word "delighted" was uttered in the immediate aftermath of this game, and it was uttered by a manager.

As we have seen, the aforementioned sentence's meaning does not determine the illocutionary force with which it is uttered.

It was uttered "without intention or premeditation".

It must be battled back every time it is uttered.