Sentence examples for utter the requisite from inspiring English sources

This is, after all, the man who once sent a stand-in to an NME award ceremony in 2015 to utter the requisite acceptance speech: "I finally made it".

This is, after all, the man who once sent a stand-in to an NME award ceremony in 2015 to utter the requisite acceptance speech: "I finally made it". Instead of revealing himself, he disappears into the haze, and suggests that this award, like anything you can glean from his records or interviews, will not define him.

When Vinny Testaverde stepped into the huddle Sunday with the Jets trailing by a point and the season hanging by a thread, he uttered only the requisite play calls and assignments.

Complete the requisite coursework.

Much of the more impressive directing centers on Bigelow filming the actors while they fight off insurgents on a sand dune in almost complete and utter silence (not even the requisite swelling background music!).

Contrary to what you naysayers may think, this isn't just an example of using complex-sounding terms to come across as more credible than is actually the case to people who recognise the jargon but don't really have the requisite understanding to realise that it's utter utter nonsense.

Alternatively, non-cognitivists can point out that a sentence can conventionally express an attitude even when uttered by people who don't have the requisite attitude.

"Renaissance art," wrote Steinberg, "harnessed the theological impulse and developed the requisite stylistic means to attest the utter carnality of God's humanation in Christ".

As expected in such a story, Beirut is dotted with the requisite spook-type four-letter words, uttered with abandon by hard-drinking hero Gerald Lynch.

Without the requisite expertise, a lot of critical pieces can slip through the cracks and lead to utter disaster.

Moreover, the court stated that Plaintiffs "[did] not allege at what point these individuals actually made these statements": the executives "could have uttered these words years before they were actually published in the Code of Ethics". Thus, Plaintiffs failed to make the requisite showing that the statements were false at the time they were made.