Sentence examples for utter aloud from inspiring English sources

The entire assembly must stone him.'Strictly observant Jews do not utter aloud the name of Yaweh, the Jewish deity, nor even the English word "God".

The children might have known never to utter aloud the word 'grandpa' for fear of upsetting their mother, but his presence was clearly felt.

It also brings to mind the psychiatrist Judith Herman's definition of a related word: "Certain violations of the social compact are too terrible to utter aloud," she once wrote.

For much of the summer, the allure of Mr. Trump was his ability to be the Larry David of politicians: someone whom supporters saw as a truth-speaker, saying what they themselves thought but would not utter aloud.

There was also an icy anxiety that clamped down right over each of our presumably warm and delighted hearts that February 14th: "When will it be my turn?" was the question too terrifying to utter aloud.

The attitude of sexual tolerance (according to legend, Strachey was the first mortal to utter aloud the word "semen" in mixed company) only added to the fun; there were several "open marriages," and bisexuality seems to have been a Bloomsbury specialty.

"This is a movement, not a moment," was uttered aloud continuously.

But it was still early in the day, and besides, the thought should never be uttered aloud.

"He was even the butt of jokes that would never have been uttered aloud in the corridors of the White House in the first term".

The only incontrovertible fact was one that she never uttered aloud: that the stunt would do wonders for her personal brand.

Yet the words that seem so artful and lively in print have a way of becoming lifeless and artificial when uttered aloud.