Sentence examples for uttered in a sort of from inspiring English sources
Nunn may be following Shaffer's original instructions in making the Incas appear and sound stylised, but the result is ridiculous: they look as if they've bought a job-lot of wigs and are being forced to speak while having root-canal treatment: every word is flung out of widely stretched mouths, uttered in a sort of all-purpose pidgin.
It's the sort of line you'd expect to hear uttered in a gravelly rumble, barely decipherable, by the cowled, gadget-packing vigilante of Gotham himself.
The word "hello" is powerful because, when uttered in a particular way, it can set the tone of the entire conversation that follows.
Spell, words uttered in a set formula with magical intent.
So our Yes is uttered in a somewhat reluctant, resigned voice.
Wilbur goes on to make a number of delicately dark suggestions: the undead (who are implicitly associated with a certain kind of artist) come "as all extremists do / In time, to a sort of grandeur"; their "utter self-concern" finally renders them "selfless: / Mirrors fail to perceive them"; and they are haunted by what they will never have, "rooms with something to lose".
But de-regulation tends not to be a phrase uttered in the corridors of Brussels.
SCARCELY a word of English was uttered last week in Faenol, a grand estate that hosted the Eisteddfod, a sort of nationalistic arts festival for Wales.
Then a sort of blindness set in.
This mind-numbing digital pablum, usually offered as a sort of casual gaming experience – is absolute and utter garbage.
