Yes, VR is amazing — I caught myself uttering "oh, wow" under my breath multiple times — but at the same time, don't kid yourself, we are still in the "Steamboat Willie" / hand-cranked-cameras stage of the art.
They weren't shrieking and emitting gales of laughter, though the director, Phyllida Lloyd, stopped midsentence to utter a breathy "Wow!" at the arrival of the lemon curd and clotted cream.
With "Questionable Apology" emblazoned on the screen, Mr. O'Reilly repeated the same two sentences Mr. Quigley had uttered and declared: "Wow!
Ellen DeGeneres said in a clip posted Wednesday that she drank one while watching cat videos and brainstormed this gem: a video of cats uttering the distinct "wow" of guest Owen Wilson.
When told about the low homicide numbers, Dr. Manning uttered a single word: "Wow".
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".
If Beltrán had been injured more seriously, Mets Manager Willie Randolph might have been uttering language much stronger than "Wow, man".
So when Mr. Obama walked into a downtown hotel ballroom here on Monday, his makeshift briefing room until he settles into the real one in the White House, the smile and the spontaneous "Oh, wow" that he uttered when opening his first post-election press conference on Nov. 7 were gone.
But only a few insiders know if the episode that is supposed to have ignited the royal passion — when Kate appeared at a fashion show in a see-through dress and William uttered the prosaic but fateful words, "Wow!
For instance, after the first episode of "Big Brother," Ms. Chen was heavily criticized by TV critics for uttering the following decidedly un-newsy statement, "Wow.
