Sentence examples for utter orders from inspiring English sources

In the tiny bell chamber below, a teenage boy in unseasonal combat shorts and trainers is flanked by a silver-haired 65-year-old woman, and an 11-year-old girl, while a middle-aged man begins to utter orders – "five to two", "three to seven", "six to four" – like a softly spoken sports coach.

Soon after "The Rainbow" 's publication, in 1915, a magistrate declared the book "utter filth," and ordered all copies destroyed under the Obscene Publications Act.

After all, during her 2010 gubernatorial campaign she demonstrated that she was willing to spew utter nonsense in order win re-election (remember the beheadings in the desert debacle?).

He does not even have to utter words in order for me to feel the summons implicit in his approach.

The reason for endorsing such a view presumably was that it allows one to maintain the utter simplicity and order of the demiurgic intellect, so as to preserve God as the source of intelligibility, and yet to distance God from the creation, without, however, either creating gaps between god and creation or destroying the unity of God.

Mankind is so obsessed with the concept of beauty that we're constantly committing utter atrocities in order to keep ourselves flawless and eternally youthful.

Speakers often exaggerate in order to please or flatter, and utter "white lies" in order to spare the hearer's feelings, violating Quality.

Many have spoken of their utter disgust at his order to shoot and kill demonstrators.

"It is the most complex humanitarian response we have ever had to deal with," said Ms. Bragg, adding that the United Nations had brought some order to utter chaos.

This is what Mendelssohn meant when he said that we need music in order to utter those thoughts and emotions which are too precise for words.

Indeed, he now ordered the utter isolation of Soviet life to the point that returning prisoners of war were interned lest they "infect" their neighbours with notions of the outside world.