Sentence examples for uttering in from inspiring English sources

This is an assertion he has largely refrained from uttering in the face of polls that suggest otherwise.

Any epithets a player doesn't fancy uttering in such intimate circumstances should be left to the imagination.

Why should an "unutterable" sentence be thought of as a boon for those who have such trouble uttering in the first place?

Stravinsky's score is much more than that: a barnyard fable told as a cantata, with the voices chanting or uttering in a style that Stravinsky developed further in his better-known work "Les Noces".

In one spot, she proclaims, "Spanish makes everything sound more intriguing," then tries to prove her point by uttering in a come-hither voice everyday words like "grapadoras" (staplers), "zapatos" (shoes) and "piano" (piano).

But also expect more tough and, for some of us, uncomfortable words of the sort he has been uttering in Afghanistan, Iraq and the Middle East during the first parts of his trip.

Spell, words uttered in a set formula with magical intent.

Profuse obscenities, mostly uttered in the name of God.

"It was not uttered in speeches, or in documents".

"Preserves, Mom," I had uttered in my most exhausted voice.

Sometimes it is uttered in jest, sometimes in contempt, often as a colloquial throwaway.