Sentence examples for may not utter from inspiring English sources

Ironically, The New York Times can list this firm as one embracing President Obama's call to action; however, the firm's employees hired under this policy may not utter its name.

This may not be utter bombast.

Government officials may not even utter the names Alagarno or Mawa.

Phrases residents may or may not have uttered in board meetings, and decisions they have made about approving residents, have been pored over by lawyers and blogged about by experts in real estate and finance.

This feeling of déjà vu could lead a perplexed observer to echo the words that Pope John Paul II may or may not have uttered upon seeing Mr. Gibson's film: "It is as it was".

And so some find it difficult to make sense of general logical laws, e.g. the law that any two falsehoods form a false disjunction, since the disjunction may not get uttered or written (Quine 1969, 143).

She may not have uttered, "Yep, I'm gay," but Jodie Foster came out, and Jodie Foster is out.

She did not die because of something she may or may not have uttered on the last night of her life.

By that point, the person who made the statement may not even remember uttering it.

(Though he may or may not have actually uttered the following words, they were his de facto motto: "The ladies in this building don't call me super for nothing").

Our children, though they have been unsettled, are not utter transicnts, and may cherish memories of a life which has both form and meaning.