Sentences with phrase «ever utter»

But should you ever utter your wake word in public?

Considering how much time you spent trying to get your head around this term in law school, why in the world would you ever utter it to a jury?

I always hope my dog will like vet visits and my dog hates the vet is not something I will ever utter aloud.

Did I ever utter the words themselves?

If you won't explain why it is publishers need the rights to an author's work for lifetime + 70, then there's really nothing else that you can say that will make me believe a single syllable you ever utter.

I find it strange and abusive that anyone would ever utter the words of your ex.

That said, the word selfish should never be in a pregnant woman's vocabulary, nor should any one person ever utter that word around her.

So I wouldn't recommend that you ever utter the words, «Would you like to go out with me?»

Buddhist monk TN Hahn says «love your enemies» is the greatest phrase ever uttered, the ultimate koan.

So even though there's no evidence any prayer ever uttered has ever been answered they still cling fervently to the idea God answers prayer.

Christians say God answers prayer, but there is no evidence of any kind any prayer ever uttered has ever been answered or had any effect on anything.

There is no evidence that any prayer ever uttered has ever been answered.

If God answers prayer, why is there no objectively verifiable evidence any prayer ever uttered has been answered?

No god, including yours sky fairy, has ever uttered a word in it, let alone wrote it.

Then the warrior Arjuna, reflecting on how kinsmen were about to destroy each other in battle, suddenly speaks — and in his speech gives utterance to one of the noblest protests against war ever uttered by a soldier.

Neither snakes nor donkeys nor flaming foliage have ever uttered a coherent sound.

The establishment of the innocent and genuine character of this benevolent moralist (Jesus), and the rescuing it from the imputation of imposture, which has resulted from artificial systems [E.g., The immaculate conception of Jesus, his deification, the creation of the world by him, his miraculous powers, his resurrection and visible ascension, his corporeal presence in the Eucharist, the Trinity, original sin, atonement, regeneration, election, orders of Hierarchy, etc.] invented by ultra-Christian sects, unauthorized by a single word ever uttered by GOD!

The Lord's Prayer is among the most beautiful and meaningful ever uttered.

All of my kids (ages 12,7 and 4) were captivated by this exhibit and no one ever uttered the words «Can we go now?»

Did you know that one lactation consultant at a Boston - area hospital told me (in person, to me and about 100 others in a room at a conference) that she would be fired if she ever uttered the words «tongue tie» at her hospital again.

While this should be mandatory reading for anyone who has ever uttered the words, «just adopt,» all readers will come away as smarter, more understanding family members.»

Morse's campaign spokesman, Doug Forand, denied that the candidate, a firefighter challenging longtime Sen. Neil Breslin (D - Albany) for the Democratic nod, ever uttered the insult or claimed police - officer status in the 4:30 a.m. incident — for which Morse was convicted of assault.

That might sound like a magic trick, but it is the promise of AlterEgo, a headset that lets you speak to a computer without ever uttering a sound.

Unusual, for sure, but the couple is merely trying to make people aware that their actions and voices may be captured by the 11 fish - eye cameras and 14 microphones hidden around their Cambridge, Mass., home listening in on nearly every sound their son has ever uttered.

Always remember that style is a way to speak without ever uttering a word.

Were sweeter words ever uttered?

«Extra has collected 25 of the most spine tingling, scariest quotes ever uttered in movies.

Without ever uttering his name, this movie is dedicated to him and to all the lost boys this nation is content to leave behind.

Borrowing pages from movies such as «Animal House,» Magna Cum Laude has some of the funniest lines ever uttered in a video game.

That's a photograph of the first words I ever uttered to my wife, and her answer to my question when I asked her, «Will you go out with me?»

She stole every scene in last year's Sweet and Lowdown without ever uttering a word.

The reboot of the early - 00s would - be franchise — that may be the most depressing combination of words ever uttered about the entertainment industry, incidentally — features a script from Star Trek and Transformers writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman.

asks a dog, in the new Wes Anderson movie «Isle of Dogs,» and this may just be the most Wes Anderson - ish line of dialogue ever uttered.

As for Doug Jones, his fish - man may call to mind his performance as Abe Sapien in del Toro's «Hellboy» movies, but here he really gets to unleash his gifts as a mime, allowing him to access a full range of emotions and desires without ever uttering a word.

This is due to a standout performance by Sally Hawkins who is able to convey some genuine emotion and passion without ever uttering a single word.

Never once is the word «vampire» ever uttered on screen, and the mythology behind the vampires is intentionally left vague.

It is beyond a masterpiece, it is essential viewing for anyone who has ever uttered the words, «I love movies.»

Every time you turn on the TV or open a film magazine he's asserting that this movie is «Raymond Carver soup»; worse still, in the pages of the New York Times Book Review last month, he actually remarked, in an attempt at self - disparagement, «I agree that real art is without irony,» one of the dumbest statements a director of his distinction has ever uttered.

Then, there's this gem from Steven Spielberg's Ready Player One, which will go down as the greatest grouping of words ever uttered on the big screen: «A fanboy knows a hater.»

If you've ever uttered the phrase, «I like the part where the bass drops,» you'll find a lot to like about this system's cabin - filling low end.

The best evasion ever uttered came from George Leigh Mallory when he was asked, «Why do you want to climb Everest?»

Without a doubt, the number» 26» is the most prolific and profound statement ever uttered by man, its use unmatched and unprecedented in our history.

Borrowing pages from movies such as «Animal House,» Magna Cum Laude has some of the funniest lines ever uttered in a video game.

It is very easy for those of us who live in centrally heated luxury with all mods cons to look at the world through the distorted lens of privilege and to forget that the vast majority of human beings that have ever uttered a breath have lived short brutal wretched lives and there are far too many on the planet today whose prospects are little better.

More than simply requesting the same data the way any other scientist would do they wanted every last bit of paper that a thought might have been jotted down on, every impromtu snippet of conversation ever uttered even every thought if they could have gotten it.

And that right there might be the sorriest indictment of the American education system ever uttered.

Although the original Caddyshack might feature the single funniest line ever uttered from a judge in a movie (I've sentenced boys younger than you to the gas chamber.

Prepare to turn the other cheek: Rees Morrison corrects anyone who's ever uttered one of the following statements about a client company and / or client company counsel:

This, of course, is a play on Prime Minister William Lyon Mackenzie King's famous quote during the Second World War, which, depending on one's view, was a clever expression of caution, flexibility, and pragmatism, or the worst example of doublespeak ever uttered by any Canadian politician.

If you've ever uttered or thought those words, you've engaged in personality typing.