Sentence examples for utter with from inspiring English sources

David's Bridal is a name that independent bridal store owners utter with trepidation.

But they are different from more serious political assertions that she is prone to utter with conviction, only to have them turn out to be baseless.

"Annihilation" is one of the dullest shiny objects in recent cinema, a work of a sort of bureaucratic hubris; it's evidence of how studio movies that escape from the longtime critical bugbears of franchises and superheroes, and that appear to be made for (a word that I utter with an eye-roll) "adults," get graded on an astonishingly generous and distorting curve.

Reimer 1995 challenges Bach and Harnish on the ground that hearers do not seem to impute assertoric force to the indicative sentences speakers utter with performative effect; her criticism would evidently carry over to Ginet's proposal as well.

With every word we utter, with every action we take, we know our kids are watching us.

Their hatred is evident from what they utter with their mouths, but greater is the hatred which their breasts conceal" (3:118).

Anglo-Saxon expletives are uttered with abandon.

The phrase "Dem Bums" was uttered with deep affection.

It uttered with the ex cathedra certainty of the Pope.

The nickname was uttered with a knowing smile and a slight handsome shake of the head.

Here, "Your baby just spit up" is a phrase used in bonding, not uttered with distaste.