General intelligence, which one might think comes into play only after an interpretation for the uttered expressions, a first meaning, has been fixed, may in fact bear upon the fixing itself.
General Manager Theo Epstein has barely uttered Teixeira's name because Boston has been stealthy about its pursuit.
It has been a great position and a great influence, and Tennyson has been as careful as was Wordsworth that his successor should take the laurel from the brows "of him that uttered nothing base".
Walls have suffered, oaths have been uttered and TVs have exited the window and met the pavement with the kind of force that makes a Karl Henry tackle look like a night out at the ballet.
The deer she had served with braised fennel and potato purée at a recent dinner honoring the former war crimes judge Louise Arbour had been (dare the word be uttered?) frozen.
Entertainment industry conlangs have come a long way since Klingon was first uttered during Star Trek: The Motion Picture in 1979, having been devised by the actor James Doohan (Scotty) purely to sound "alien".
Mosque windows have been broken, death threats have been uttered, cars vandalized and defaced.
I have been thinking of these stories, the one uttered and the one worn in my grandfather's skin, ever since Michael Brown's death in Ferguson, Missouri on August 9.
The same promise could have been made in ancient biblical times, or uttered by Agamemnon facing Troy, but in this historical case it was made in World War II.
Statements such as, 'We all know that there is no hope; let's speak to the family about withdrawal' are often uttered early in the ICU course, before all therapeutic options have been explored, and not only in the frail and elderly.
