Sentence examples for utter the terms from inspiring English sources
Nowhere in the interview did Cathy utter the terms "gay" or "lesbian" or "homosexual" or "same-sex".
But Mr. Sarkozy rejects any talk of "rigueur" — the French word for austerity — refusing to let ministers even utter the term or to spell out how Paris plans to bring down its swollen deficit.
It was an ungainly euphemism — the Party still couldn't bring itself to utter the term "middle class" — but the idea was clear, and overnight it was everywhere: editorialists heralded the "golden age" of the New Middle-Propertied Stratum and vowed that it would encompass more than half the country by 2020.
Though I sometimes slip and utter the term protozoa, I quickly recover and explain that this term no longer refers to any valid natural group or clade, but was once used to refer to any unicellular eukaryote that was heterotrophic and had the ability to move.
Still, it is notable -- historic, even -- that a Republican nominee for president was willing to utter the term "LGBTQ" in front of crowd of social conservatives.
But what was ignored was the fact that during his first four-year term as president, Obama would not utter the term "climate change" and delayed key environmental regulations until after the 2012 election for fear it would jeopardize his re-election campaign.
It was Mr. Bujalski who first publicly uttered the term in an interview with Indiewire.com.com
It's not clear who first uttered the term "thin places," but they almost certainly spoke with an Irish brogue.
A pleasant dinner shared by a young man's home-town friends (white) and school chums (black) is set ablaze when a white girl utters the term "ghetto" as a gesture of solidarity.
When I recently spoke about lolicon to a comic-book-artist friend — an industry veteran who dabbles in erotica herself — she lowered her voice to a whisper whenever she uttered the term.
Without ever uttering the term "bankruptcy," the vague language used to discuss the Countrywide situation is enough to keep Countrywide's creditors on their toes, more willing to go along with Bank of America's demands to avoid total default.
