Sentence examples for utter buzz from inspiring English sources

Nor did he utter buzz words like abortion or homosexuality, two divisive issues he has labored to avoid.

Before you know it, the global consumer citizen who associates Switzerland with a nice bar of chocolate and a penknife is uttering new buzz phrases and thinking new thoughts, even months later.

By this time, your buzz has morphed into utter misery, and you're positive you will die alone surrounded by pizza boxes and a dozen domesticated ferrets.

Indiana Senate candidate Richard Mourdock, the tea party usurper who took down Sen. Richard Lugar in the Republican primary, created the biggest political buzz of the week by uttering the following sentence in a televised debate: "I think even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape, it is something that God intended to happen". .

Just that feeling of mainlining fresh air, the utter exhaustion, the brilliant mindlessness of it, the buzzy buzz that is often achieved illegally, the positivity that transforms you from Leonard Cohen to Stevie Wonder.

The goal is to fuel conversations and build buzz among consumers before, during and after each uttering of the words "And the winner is".

Spend enough time in Silicon Valley, and of all the buzz words you'll hear neatly tucked in with "graph," "serendipity," and "personalization" is one often uttered though, on the whole, not yet fully understood: "Big Data".

In a time of utter vulnerability — having already weathered three months of post-diagnosis ups-and-downs — I needed the primal ferocity that a buzz cut proclaims.