Sentence examples for uttered words from inspiring English sources

Europe turned to look, uttered words of concern, and went back to business.

None interviewed for this article were sniffy, or uttered words like "coarse," "vulgar" or "Mammon".

When they saw the photo, people held their chests and uttered words of devotion.

He is remembered to have endured gruesome torture calmly and courageously and to have uttered words of forgiveness for his accusers.

Indeed, as Mara Liasson, journalist for NPR, pointed out only minutes after the debate, Romney's most uttered words seemed to be "I agree".

Unlike most other universities around the world, they are federations of largely self-governing colleges: communities of scholars where students receive individual tuition and dine together daily in the college hall.At the Labour Party conference in September, however, Gordon Brown, the chancellor, uttered words which sent a chill around Oxbridge colleges.

When Texas lawmakers took up the issue of how to make fewer dollars stretch further in public schools during the 2011 legislative session, "efficiency" was a commonly uttered word.

According to Kevin Watson, who lectures in "sociophonetics" at the University of Lancaster, this is not lax articulation but rather a conscious effort to soften the uttered word through what he calls "plosive lenition".

The object, on the other hand, is best thought of as whatever is signified, for example, the object to which the written or uttered word attaches, or the fire signified by the smoke.

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I mentioned Persia to him, but I had hardly uttered four words when he contradicted me twice over, on the authority of books by Messrs Tavernier and Chardin".