Sentence examples for permitted to utter the from inspiring English sources
Second-rate and seedy, Benzini Brothers suffers a collective inferiority complex (no one is permitted to utter the word "Ringling" in Uncle Al's presence).
Her amber eyes are filled with tears". Second-rate and seedy, Benzini Brothers suffers a collective inferiority complex (no one is permitted to utter the word "Ringling" in Uncle Al's presence).
Richard Perle is permitted by the Times to utter the mystic phrase "Iraq to the Iraqis" without ever mentioning Chalabi.
This was the same Mick Jagger who in the Sixties stood for youthful rebellion, but who could not be permitted to say a word uttered by a TV chef 232 times in one two-hour programme, broadcast by Channel 4 in the last month.
The dealer is not permitted to bid.
The Germans, though, were singularly ready to utter the unspeakable.
At least he is alive to utter the warning.
Politicians go to extraordinary lengths not to utter the word.
"Today, people are afraid to utter the word".
How did this Viennese composer come to utter the words of Dante?
Very good; and now say, do we venture to utter the forbidden word "not-being"?
