Sentence examples similar to uttering the thoughts from inspiring English sources

The man who froze up at the thought of uttering the name of an author now writes children's books for a living.

But it seems that the first-come, first-served eateries play in the favour of one side of another great gulf among restaurant goers: those of us who are happy to dine in the company of just ourselves, our food and perhaps a good read – and those filled with horror at the thought of uttering the dreaded words: "A table for one, please".

Devereaux approaches her, uttering the same line.

But even as he uttered that thought, it seemed highly unlikely, since Walker's burgeoning vote total undoubtedly will climb considerably in his final year on the ballot.

The collective gasp we utter at the thought of anyone getting wealthy helping those who suffer is the axiomatic conclusion of our Puritan ethos about mixing money and meaning.

Then the lawyer uttered the word itself.

He uttered the word with contempt.

Neither candidate ever uttered the word "climate".

Mrs. Obama never uttered the word "Romney".

But in politics, as in life, you can respectably stick to the truth without uttering every last thought on your mind.

He adds, "Never yet could I find that a black had uttered a thought above the level of plain narration" ([N]: 140).