Sentence examples for to utter on from inspiring English sources

Williams is indeed singular: she is likely the only person ever to utter on a professional tennis court, "I swear to God, I'm fucking going to take this fucking ball and shove it down your fucking throat, you hear that?

Chianese said that he was embarrassed by the many curse words he had to utter on the show, and he reported that his Aunt Rose would turn off the volume on the TV when he appeared.

No experience was necessary, and no quip was too outrageous to utter on stage.

To proclaim that these lives matter is to try to still the shifting sands for just a moment; to utter one simple, unassailable truth on behalf of those whose truths have been pulled out from under their feet time and again.

But where the earlier song allowed Mr. Holzmair to utter that word on his own account and so become aware of the unreality of his hopes, in "Wayfarer's Song" the dream was coldly and efficiently withdrawn by the world outside -- by the words Heine gives to the wind in the oak tree, words that Mr. Holzmair made bleak and unarguable.

("Independent," Singer notes, means "that nobody in the organization actually gets paid to utter opinions on the cinema").

After he was caught seeming to utter the N-word on-camera, the BBC in 2014 gave him a "final warning" to mend his behavior.

Even in Hitler's Germany and Stalin's Russia, it was more dangerous to talk about concentration and extermination camps, whose existence was no secret, than to hold and to utter "heretical" views on anti-Semitism, racism, and Communism.

The verdicts on his confessions in Mr. Morris's film range from mild praise (he's conceding fallibility, however belatedly) to utter rage (Roger Rosenblatt, on "The News Hour" likened him to the self-justifying bureaucrats of Treblinka).

Rather, Calipari is dispensing with the hypocrisy that everyone else goes along with, including our basketball-mad president, who allows himself to be interviewed while filling out his March Madness brackets, but can't bring himself to utter a word on behalf of the athletes that college sports so ruthlessly exploits.

And executing a filibuster does not require anyone to utter a word on the Senate floor beyond "I object".