Two nights ago, while checking on him, Benjamin uttered words that pierced through the layers of protection that I normally donned to keep sane in an environment of such intense misery.
I'm all right, honestly, my faith is still intact even while uttering the words "Christmas tree", I don't break into a cold sweat on hearing the Lord's Prayer – which I've known by heart since childhood –and to let you in on a little not-well-kept secret: quite a few of us non-Christians love Crimbo.
Passing over several forested ridges, Shane uttered words you're unlikely to hear while sipping burgundy with Jancis Robinson.
Just imagine that you are the victim's survivor, listening to a man ostensibly "guilty" of killing your loved one who has the temerity to say "guilty" in open court in virtually the same breath that "I am actually innocent" -- as if he was crossing his fingers while uttering the word "guilty".
Male weepies are often hyper masculine films in which a man has to do what a man has to do, usually while uttering as few words as possible.
But when the House doorkeeper asked for the bonnet, she turned it over to him — while uttering a four-letter word.
The Mets do not believe they can sell tickets while uttering the dreaded R word, but it is ridiculous for them to think they can revamp and compete for a division title before 2005.
Then, they'd do the same routine while uttering a neutral word something they'd use to describe a table, like "legged," maybe, or "wooden".
They protest against those who cheat in a system they rig; those who deform our democracy with the corruptions they buy; those who beg for taxpayer bailouts when they fail while they utter words of contempt toward those who endure the suffering their failures create.
Gwendoline Christie did a particularly fine job of allowing us to see Brienne's frustration and pity while Nikolaj Coster-Waldau managed to convey just how broken Jaime is, while barely uttering a word.
While a passionate critic of the French revolution, Burke supported the claims of the American colonies to independence – while never uttering the word "revolution", of course – on the grounds that the British crown had broken with tradition and custom by imposing new taxes.
