Sentence examples for uttered because from inspiring English sources
Host John Oliver began by wondering exactly which N-word Deen uttered because, he joked, "I know it wasn't nonfat".
It is onions or potatoes, a pinch of simple salt, the wealth of melting butter, it is obvious, it stays in the back of your throat like a truth you never uttered because the time was always wrong.
' What was that sat level?' can be uttered because there was a noise in the room that obscured the spoken number.
But the 3D picture of prison rape in America, the how and why and what happens next, is scarcely uttered because those who survive the system almost invariably have no voice.
The Securities and Exchange Commission, which has accused Mr. Tourre of conspiring to defraud investors who bought into the trade, has argued to jurors at the civil trial that Mr. Tourre uttered "surreal" because he was hiding from ACA the fact that Paulson & Company was planning to bet against the deal, even though the hedge fund was helping to construct it.
The Christians Practicing Yoga website advises that the meaning and implications of "om" should be understood rather than uttered just because "it's 'cool' or 'what people do' in a yoga class".
The word "hello" is powerful because, when uttered in a particular way, it can set the tone of the entire conversation that follows.
The point of his braggadocio is not that he utters it because he believes it, but because he doesn't.
For all the allegations and counterallegations about Medicare on the campaign trail, hardly any words have been uttered about Medicaid, probably because the elderly are considered a more engaged and influential voting group than the poor.
Max, for his part, finds himself drawn back to that place where, in Mr. Sendak's words (not uttered in the movie because they don't need to be), "someone loves him most of all".
Speakers 17,28,31,34 and 35 were joined in another group because they uttered more than 200 commands allowing us to track the performance of the system in the long run.
