Sentence examples for when it was uttered from inspiring English sources

It would seem so, when it was uttered in workplaces by "Mad Men -era nine-to-fivers, describing their secretaries, regardless of age.

Written by "Dr. Pinder Chips," who is said to have acquired his psychology degree out of the back of the car and has been a licensed family therapist since 1995, the book takes on the age-old question, "Has a sorcerer turned your son into a centaur?" The jacket flap reads, "The phrase, 'Dad, I'm a centaur' was a shock and surprise when it was uttered by my eldest son.

"To read" is a loaded verb in New York theater circles, especially when it is uttered by a dramatist of Mr. Kushner's caliber.

A fictional sentence has a conniving use when it is uttered within the context of a certain pretense involving the telling of a story.

"Laurie Simmons' daughter says Brian Williams' daughter's boyfriend 'has a vagina,' a notion that isn't at all hackneyed and retrograde when it's uttered by a self-aware 24-year-old girl who has tattoos of illustrations from children's books all over her body".

I'm sorry, but the word "fertile" makes me uncomfortable, especially when it's uttered by an 80-year-old man whose job includes telling billions of people, both queer and non-queer alike, that the sole purpose of marriage is procreation.

As the voice of Emerson, it fascinates me, but causes anxiety when I imagine it being uttered by my Pentecostal, Southern Baptist and Mormon contemporaries.

It is uttered when things don't go quite right.

Denver, even when it was an utter cow town, never really had a traditional county fair of pigs, pies and quilts, believe it or not.

So the student on Sunday will not believe the announcement when it is first uttered.

If we were able to revive people frequently, we would presumably start to consider the currently disprefered reading of (10) more seriously when (10) was uttered.