Sentence examples for was able to utter from inspiring English sources

But other gestures often resulted in humiliating games of guessing, while the sounds he was able to utter failed to establish either his requirements or his shared nature as a human being — part of the Almighty's work, if differently made.

She would not be able to utter a cross word to me, or raise a ruler.

Until an Israeli leader is able to utter those words, there will be no peace.' Barenboim puts his money where his mouth is.

So in 2007, I will only be able to utter one sentence every hour or so, but it will be very - sorry!

Breathing with the help of an oxygen tube and with his speech severely impaired, Judge Butzner is able to utter only one complete sentence: "I was against Starr, from start to finish".

All Erdmann needs to reply is that while all human beings are able to utter the words 'The Principle of Non-Contradiction is false', they do not thereby think contrary to the principle or understand what they are saying (1976, 331).

We're able to utter words that connect us.

But to be able to utter this word we have to lift our eyes to heaven and acknowledge one another as children of one Father".

It was more sad knowing that I'm never gonna be able to utter those words again... 'Dummy'... or any of those things again.

"Had Nathaniel lived he would have required a ventilator and would never have been able to utter one more word and would have been sentenced to life as a quadriplegic.

In some societies, children are not seen as potential conversational partners until they are able to utter certain telltale words while elsewhere they are engaged in "say-it" routines even before they can speak.