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To utter things with an accent of conviction is half the battle in getting oneself believed.
2
But it is a long history-itmay drive me to utter things that you will shrink from.
3
Why, that you shall quite easily, if with your wagging tongue you do not try to utter things unutterable.
4
The inspiration which uttered itself in Hamlet and Lear could utter things as good from day to day for ever.
5
Marvel not, my friend, if I utter things aërial and sublime; for I am recounting the wonders of my late journey.
6
Full well I know that I must utter things unwelcome to many in this body, which I cannot do without pain.
7
It is just as your grandmother tells you; boys are fond of making a parade, and often utter things they don't mean.
8
Therefore he who utters things by the prophetic light cannot ignore them.
9
Ingres uttered things, principally in a rage, about his contemporaries.
10
At the end he spoke with broken breath-shortwords, like one who utters things of mighty import.
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"Our ancestors must have been insane," Lucy said, with the serene expression of a woman uttering things no man would dare to say aloud.