Sentence examples for utter distinctly from inspiring English sources
I was spat at in the street, people would come right up to me and utter distinctly unattractive remarks.
Rex Tillerson was so unequipped to be secretary of state that, amid trashing his own department, he uttered a distinctly undiplomatic truth: that Trump is a "moron".
As the last notes of Varèse's Déserts died out, I distinctly heard uttered, in a stage whisper, the single word: "Wanker!" Whatever would Sir Henry Wood have thought?
That was not a quotable quote; it needed some editorial attention, the consequence of which is that everyone distinctly remembers Michael Douglas uttering the words "Greed is good" in "Wall Street," just as everyone distinctly remembers Ingrid Bergman uttering the words "Play it again, Sam" in "Casablanca," even though what she really utters is "Play it, Sam".
Though not an utter beeline from the sculptures of ancient Greece or Rome, these busts have a distinctly futuristic edge, as some faces appear to be melting, while others are hot pink or iridescent.
I distinctly remember saying nothing at all when the Stetson-hatted woman shook my hand and uttered a perfunctory thank you after the match.
"I remember Marlon distinctly saying he had reached a certain point in his life where he was finally able to utter the words 'I just don't care,'" Depp told CBS.
One possible reason Abigail is so often tasked with uttering single-word sketches of Adams's personality is that Mr. Giamatti cannot make those traits stand out distinctly enough on his own.
"Captain America: utter, utter, utter tosh".
