Sentence examples for utter in the from inspiring English sources

Sheila Bair, the chairwoman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, began her week with a bit of honest heresy, the kind that only she, among all the bank regulators, seems willing to utter in the wake of the financial crisis.

The piece ends with Salle asking Malcolm, "Have you ever thought that your real life hasn't begun yet?" — the kind of thing the damned might utter in the "Inferno," passing sentence on themselves.

If the McCain campaign is any indication, Bush may soon join Richard Nixon – and the World Trade Center's twin towers may soon join Watergate – as words no Republican dares utter in the presence of voters.

But there's one line attributed to Lincoln that Daniel Day-Lewis, who plays the president, doesn't utter in the film: "You may fool all the people some of the time; you can even fool some of the people all the time; but you can't fool all of the people all the time".

Profuse obscenities, mostly uttered in the name of God.

Why, then, is Miss Williams's name not uttered in the same breath as Miss Anderson's?

Moron and sexy just don't get uttered in the same sentence.

The last words uttered in the room, a split second later, belonged to Vieira de Mello.

Those words are uttered in the film Terminator to describe the automaton assassin.

Commercial awareness This is one of the most annoying terms to be uttered in the boardroom.

No, what irked was the fact that they were uttered in the heart of elite India.