Sentence examples for uttered out from inspiring English sources

If properly understood, this narrative also contains a projection so dark that it's almost never uttered out loud.

There are wishes that can be uttered out loud -- the wish for order or peace or law -- that would have once been taken as a yearning for a sanitized, suburbanized New York.

And then he talked about how he wanted to end the war on drugs and campaign finance reform and government that isn't for plutocrats, and how they were going to build a revolution (such an embarrassing word to hear uttered out loud), and America was going to be a social democracy, by the people of the people.

Does that need to be uttered out loud?

I uttered out loud, "Help me, help me... Please give me an answer".

Such claims can be felicitously uttered out of the blue (in discourse initial position), and so do not require any antecedent contrast setting or presupposition fixing, either.

Afraid to say anything to the other, lest they make it real by uttering out into the world what was, day by day, increasingly hard to ignore.

We can hardly picture two intimate friends uttering out the expression in my humble opinion.

That you even uttered it out loud makes me wonder about how different your version of reality is from the rest of us non-Hollywood people.

The idea feels selfish, demanding, too self-centered to utter out loud.

Or, on the same general subject, there is the ageless lyric simplicity of "Wipe Out," by the Surfaris; the song consists of car noises and the words "Wipe out," uttered only once and followed by some maniacal laughter and some agitated, though melodic, strumming.