unuttered

And when I saw their faces the words of welcome I had ready died unuttered.

“To be honest about this, this president has never suffered an unuttered thought,” said Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois.

He notes that the three words that went unuttered 30 and 40 years ago come to him nowadays from former players, and it “gives you a great feeling.”

Lots of people have lots of ideas about how things should be run, some good and some that should remain unuttered.

Flappily, though, my fears turn out to be entirely unwarranted: during a month of poverty and toil, no one recognizes my face or my name, which goes unnoticed and for the most part unuttered.