Sentence examples for not be utter from inspiring English sources

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.

The New York Times didn't use the term that shall not be uttered.

Senior lawmakers should not be uttering nonsense math on the House floor.

That his name could not be uttered without the obligatory qualifier, "no relation to Vera"?

It may be seen as well in the ancient opinion that there is a name for God that must not be uttered.

They held practice press conferences where any suggestion that fossil fuels be reduced was considered political and unscientific, and therefore should not be uttered.

"We are not interested in running a political correctness campaign, but there are certain things in 2004 which should not be uttered".

During this week, the terms ethnic minorities, BAME, black and white would not be uttered; nor would the words inclusion or diversity.

But the ides of October loom, and one can become wistful thinking of the postgame clichés ("It's early, but we have to play more desperate") that will not be uttered.

Sheriff John Hanlin of Douglas County refused to say the gunman's name and vowed that even as it was released by other agencies, it would not be uttered by his department.