Sentence examples for utter such words from inspiring English sources

Perhaps one of the most wonderful things about her collection, though, is the wearability factor (blasphemous as it may be to utter such words in fashion).

"Abu Deraa is merely a slave and a simple person in the Sadr movement, and he could not utter such words, for he is one of the dear fighters of the Mahdi Army and the Sadr movement," said Mohammed al-Kaabi, who works in Sadr's office in the city of Najaf.

Many Expos fans point to MLB as being one of the guilty parties involved in pushing the team out of La Belle Province, so to hear a high-level official, one who has Commissioner Bud Selig's ear, utter such words must be nothing short of jaw-dropping.

Here, Aristotle might retort, and he does so retort with respect to Heraclitus, that people can utter such words, but cannot really believe what they are saying (Metaph IV 3 1005b23–26).

It is extraordinary that a sitting president of the United States could utter such words.

society in ways of judging people". But while many are disappointed that a man of Graham's stature would ever utter such words, they feel that the man should be taken for the whole of his actions and deeds.

It is, frankly, hard to understand how he could have uttered such words even once.

Senior military officials said they could not recall Mr. Rumsfeld's uttering such words.

Leave aside the fact that I can't imagine a continental European ever uttering such words of resignation, and examine what such an attitude means.

What is the weight then of the person uttering such words, not only in the eyes of other people but also, in their own eyes?

Imagine Obama's immediate predecessor even uttering such words.