Sentence examples for utter some from inspiring English sources

Then a character opens his mouth to utter some banality, and you're laughing at it again.

Without looking up, Gibbs would utter some random thought that would stop the discussion cold.

This is normally the moment for me to utter some banter in my woeful Darija Arabic and comment on the telly, always tuned to a Tunisian football channel.

He loathed anything that smacked to him of self-aggrandisement in a writer and condemned poets who "to wow an audience utter some resonant lie".

He is one of the few members of the American elite who has dared to utter some criticism of Washington's "war on terrorism".

Anyone can say we should make programmes about Constable and Leonardo, and find a well-known presenter to utter some conventional pieties about them.

He uttered some nonsensewords in imitation of television executives.

It is quite possible that Gipp uttered some sentiment close to Rockne's version.

Then Mr. Thompson uttered some words that the Rev. Abraham Lincoln Woods thought he should eat.

It is hard to imagine her uttering some of the film's filthiest lines.

Rick Blaine (Humphrey Bogart) uttered some of the most memorable lines in screen history.