Sentence examples for a common utterance from inspiring English sources

In Beirut, "gay bar" is not a common utterance.

As a deaf person, this is a common utterance I come across.

When Wade Slitkin leaves a room, the most common utterance is: "That kid's gonna do big things".

(When Mailer wrote "The Naked and the Dead," his career-sparking World War II novel, Rembar advised him to avoid legal controversy by spelling his characters' most common utterance "fug". The trick worked).

If he taught Alice a new response every time he saw it baffled by a question, he would eventually cover all the common utterances and even many unusual ones.

Other common utterances included: "Go outside and play".

"Wow," "Amazing," and, "I didn't know it was possible" were common utterances overheard on the rotation of our lab tour.

Subsequently, utterances in the data with a common semantic entry, i.e. utterances with '1' at a particular position in the label vector v s, were pooled together to compose the training set for GMM estimation of each respective slot value.

The beat starts up, and he delivers a homily pockmarked with sudden bursts of silence that obscure two dozen utterances of a common racial epithet.

Note that, on such a theory, token utterances of "cow" vary with respect to the individual to which they refer, but every token utterance nevertheless shares a common semantic property, viz.

One familiar argument for propositions appeals to commonalties between beliefs, utterances, or sentences, and infers a common entity.