Sentence examples for utter had from inspiring English sources

He had first assumed it as a conscious imposture; it had become habitual to him; the antiquated, worldly-wise moralities which, using that voice, he had found himself obliged to utter, had become his settled opinions.

Dr. Utter has studied the swamp for about 15 years, and his Purchase students have done a banding census there.

Every word she uttered had to be phrased in accordance with the royal code.

And the global "mind-set," to borrow a term from Mr. Ivester's lexicon that Mr. Daft rarely utters, had its drawbacks.

But since he joined the Republican ticket, every scintilla of his life, every statement he has uttered has been open to inspection.

"Life used to be much simpler before computers, didn't it?" The relationship between manners and memory has always been fraught: anyone who utters "Have we met?" has walked on etiquette's knife blade.

On Kaplan's theory, the sentence Mary utters has a content in Mary's context, namely the singular proposition that Mary is a philosopher.

There are three little words that, once uttered, have the potential to set up a perfect moment or a heartbreaking one.

What promised to be a day of utter humiliation had turned into yet another day of glory.

The speaker thereby ascribes no special property to a but, essentially, expresses no more than when she utters 'a is here', understood in the broadest possible sense.

Indeed, on his deathbed, he is said to have uttered: "Let not poor Nelly starve".