Sentence examples for may be utter from inspiring English sources

Mr. Golden sees a pattern here, but he is willing to entertain the possibility that it may be utter chaos.

Trump may be utter garbage, but even terrible people can be the source of valuable life lessons.

There is no audio, to spare viewers the din of a busy restaurant kitchen -- and the epithets that may be uttered when, say, a worker is burned or a server starts an argument with the sous-chef.

One can consistently hold that an indicative sentence has truth value, and even that it may be uttered in such a way as to say something true, while denying that its utterance is an assertion.

While it may be uttered any time innuendo presents itself, its origins are unknown.

A delayed complex reflection may be uttered as one or more sentences remote from the patient's statement.

There may be children around, and some vulgar profanity may be uttered or screamed.

This may not be utter bombast.

They may even not be utter wankers – they could be saving on their heating bills, or using the dull background hum of cheap dating, caffeinated child howls and Heimlich manoeuvres as a kind of aural wallpaper to block out their internal doubts.

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!

Perhaps one of the most wonderful things about her collection, though, is the wearability factor (blasphemous as it may be to utter such words in fashion).