Sentence examples for utter of from inspiring English sources

The lines were inappropriate for a presidential candidate to utter, of course, but the vice president egged on his listeners anyway.

Blank faces where entire transactions take place without so much as an utter of the greeting known as "hello" are commonplace.

Not a "California has no drought" position of utter denial of reality.

It was first of all the recognition of the utter uselessness of the conflict and its self-destructive element.

We are left, at the end of all this, with a sense of the utter futility of this murder.

One of the utter shortcoming of Formal Concept Analysis, however, is the large number of formal concepts that are extracted from even reasonably sized formal contexts.

Tourette syndrome is typified by multiple tics and involuntary vocalization, which sometimes includes the uttering of obscenities.

As with the New Yorker itself, you will be torn between the utters of captivation and boredom.

Living overseas, the most overused term I've uttered of late to friends and family is "let's Facetime soon".

Our characterization of speech acts captures this fact in emphasizing speaker meaning rather than the uttering of any words.

Last weekend, the Jewish people marked the anniversary of the first uttering of perhaps the most famous words in human history.