Sentence examples for utter phrases from inspiring English sources
Humans generally have inklings when their interlocutors, out of solicitousness or sarcasm, utter phrases aloud that contradict their inner feelings: Thanks a bunch.
In a television commercial meant to serve as an anthem for the campaign, consumers utter phrases that together form a manifesto: "We the people … will take our vacation days … all of them … and we will book our next trip before this one ends".
It's rare to hear the truly confident utter phrases such as "Um," "I'm not sure," and "I think".
While the rest of Earth's population sleeps, they have plenty of time to dramatically utter phrases we say every Monday morning verbatim, such as, "This can't be happening," and, "We have to go back to sleep". .
Everyone who teaches evolution knows that a large fraction of students start out as naïve group selectionists who are likely to utter phrases such as "for the good of the species" unbidden -- even as the wrong answer on the final exam.
At times, they erupted in applause when speakers uttered phrases like "commercial-facade improvement tax districts," or "benefit-assessment-basis taxation".
There are video clips with mock warnings about midday energy slumps; sound bites from Mr. Goulet in which he utters phrases like, "Click there, you know you want to"; and e-mail messages that can be sent to friends.
The drinking game required everyone to sip when panellists uttered phrases such as "the shameful state the previous government left us in", or if they likened the economy to household finance.
We are actually contradicting ourselves when we say religion is merely a set of beliefs and then in the same breath uttering phrases like Muslim World.
At the video's conclusion, Huxtable took the stage to let loose another rush of floating signifiers, uttering phrases like "porn dictates folklore, more than Kant's racism" and "bound in body, gagged by the present".
