Sentence examples for The utterances of from inspiring English sources

The utterances of the chief medical officer, Sir Liam Donaldson, have been reckless, including his dismissal yesterday of any optimism in Sophie's ­recovery as "premature" and his grim warning that swine flu "could be expected to return" next winter.

The utterances of James Hansen, the Nasa climatologist who is widely credited with being the first scientist to successfully megaphone the risks of climate change to the wider world back in the 1980s, always attract attention.

The utterances of speakers and the interpretive activity of listeners is profoundly and pervasively shaped by the current values of a small number of basic situating parameters.

The utterances of RealData have been recorded in a reverberant office space with background noise originating mostly from the air conditioning [29].

The utterances of two male speakers, AWB (M1) and BDL (M2), and two female speakers, CLB (F1) and SLT (F2), are employed in the analysis.

The utterances of Pythia, Apollo's priestess, were the most powerful words anyone could hear and meant life or death for those who sought them.

Consider the utterances of recent emigres from this septic isle.

Meanwhile, you sign up to receive the utterances of other people.

And the terrorists' words are counterbalanced by the utterances of the victims.

Others — Naumanians, if you will — hang on his productions as on the utterances of an oracle.

DECRYPTING the utterances of George Bush is a tricky enough business at the best of times.