Sentence examples similar to whether to utter from inspiring English sources

And still, nobody in football authority dares to utter a word about whether any of this brings the people's game into disrepute.

It is nearly impossible to utter the word these days without inspiring a strong reaction, whether for or against what the user may or may not intend.

"That gave way to utter panic.

There are Presidents who are mouthpieces, who utter what they have been programmed to utter.

At least he is alive to utter the warning.

His boss, Mr Cicek, has yet to utter any reproof.

"He refuses to utter a single word of condolence.

Coprolalia, the compulsion to utter obscenities, may also be present.

"It's scary to utter such huge figures".

The Germans, though, were singularly ready to utter the unspeakable.

Passionate utterances, whether of love or anger, will always look embarrassing under a prurient stranger's eye better not to utter them.