Sentence examples for utter out from inspiring English sources
The phrase "utter out" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward
It can be used when referring to expressing something verbally, but "utter" alone is typically sufficient. Example: "He began to utter out his thoughts on the matter, but they were unclear."
The idea feels selfish, demanding, too self-centered to utter out loud.
"At least they are sitting down and negotiating – on an issue that it's taken years to utter out loud even behind closed doors," said Jennifer Harris, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations and a former member of the policy planning staff at the State Department.
If properly understood, this narrative also contains a projection so dark that it's almost never uttered out loud.
Afraid to say anything to the other, lest they make it real by uttering out into the world what was, day by day, increasingly hard to ignore.
There are wishes that can be uttered out loud -- the wish for order or peace or law -- that would have once been taken as a yearning for a sanitized, suburbanized New York.
And then he talked about how he wanted to end the war on drugs and campaign finance reform and government that isn't for plutocrats, and how they were going to build a revolution (such an embarrassing word to hear uttered out loud), and America was going to be a social democracy, by the people of the people.
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I uttered out loud, "Help me, help me... Please give me an answer".
It's dangerous to actually utter it out loud".
This is partly because he spends much of the movie saying nothing, and what he does utter comes out in a voice rather like the unintelligible rumble Mr Hardy brought to Bane in "The Dark Knight Rises".
He did not want to utter it out loud, which is why he wrote it down for me," she said.
