Sentence examples for printed utterance from inspiring English sources

He begins, encouragingly: "Despite a current impression to the contrary, implicit in nearly every printed utterance on the subject, there should not be any essential functional disparity between the journalist male and the journalist female".

There was some media interest in Law at the auction, but it was respectful and not obnoxious, in keeping with the new phase of his life in which nobody is listening to his messages, nobody is following him around, and nobody is printing his every utterance in the tabloids.

The public sharing of all the minute details around her journey through IVF might well be a 21st century nod to Mary Kelly's Post-Partum Document, first exhibited in 1976; a painstaking record and analysis of everyday aspects of the artist's newborn son's existence, complete with soiled diapers and printed deconstructions of his first "utterances and related speech events".

Their juxtaposition as a phrase is intended as a self-conscious coinage by the character who uses it -- clearly indicated, I would have thought, by the phrasing of the utterance and the use of italics in the printed text ("You propose, then, what might be termed an Amicable Acquisition of the project?").

In his most famous utterance, he said that dancing "gives you nothing back, no manuscripts to store away, no paintings to show on walls and maybe hang in museums, no poems to be printed and sold, nothing but that single fleeting moment when you feel alive".

Freshly printed.

But getting that mess published is another beast entirely unless you are famous, in which case your every utterance is assumed to be worth printing.

inkjet printing.

Print money?

Print Print your photos.

Print big.