Sentence examples for uttered that from inspiring English sources

The ugliest single sentence Beck uttered that week came on his radio program, which supplements his TV show.

Some N.I.H. scientists were flabbergasted when the president uttered that number; many stem cell scientists immediately challenged it.

But this history suggests that Mr. Netanyahu would be wise to ease the strain on the alliance before any words are uttered that cannot be unsaid.

(I've found no compelling evidence that he ever uttered that nifty aphorism. No matter — the line is too good to resist).

But even after its latest correction, Wall Street's prices are higher now than they were when Mr Greenspan uttered that warning.

As to Mr. Bush's mention of the millennium goals, he said, "As far as I know, the president has never uttered that phrase before".

He is asked if he knows what uttering that sentence will mean.

Uttering that sentence is misleading because it suggests a contrast where there is none.

However, a speaker who utters that sentence usually asserts or means a richer proposition, such as that Mary is tall for a philosopher.

He utters that last phrase not with exhaustion, but with excitement.

In today's fast-paced, cynical climate, uttering that motto would only invite predatory behaviour from others.