Sentence examples for Remarkable utterance from inspiring English sources
I share the general view that Mr. Obama's speech is the most remarkable utterance on the subject by a public figure in modern memory.
Indeed, for the past 3,000 years Christians and Jews alike have turned to that moment and those remarkable "10 Utterances" (the literal translation of the Hebrew "Aseret Hadibrot") as if they are clearly the most important ethical rules for society to follow.
The performance of Debussy's suggestive Chansons de Bilitis that followed was equally compelling, with Connolly offsetting textual indecency with remarkable purity of utterance, and Martineau mining the accompaniments for all they were worth.
In some cases a remarkable diversity of utterances connected with one particular item was noted.
Tells the story of Mrs. William A. Conner, remarkable for her restrained utterance under great provocation.
For the media, the oracular nature of his utterances, and the remarkable courage with which he has defied all predictions of his imminent mortality, have imbued some of his theories with a quasi-mystical status.
An overshadowed and aggrieved Trump, who sees a very different America than the one making most Olympics-watching Americans proud, has achieved something truly remarkable: He has become unsatirizable, since his every utterance is already a punch line.
There are a remarkable number of people who appear to make a living from pouncing on any utterance that can be construed as evidence of bigotry.
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Mannered utterance often turns impenetrable.
