Sentence examples for as the utterances of from inspiring English sources

The late apocryphal writings are put forth, in many cases, as the utterances of Enoch or Moses, Jeremiah, Baruch, or Isaiah.

To hear a second-generation real estate billionaire rail against the inequities of an unjust economy might not be as convincing to Democrats as the utterances of someone who grew up in a Brooklyn tenement building, but few could deny the parallels in their message.

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

When learners are allowed some freedom in formulating their responses, there is always the possibility that the learner's response is not present in the predefined list and is recognized incorrectly in phase (a) as one of the utterances of the predefined list.

So too, as Skinner (1970) observes, understanding the utterances of an historical figure crucially depends on sensitivity to conventions of the society in which they are made.

People perceived the utterances of the right hemisphere as being external to them and attributed them to gods.

Claudio pays, with his self-humiliating "Sweet Sister, let me live": a brother's command or appeal as imprisoning and disillusioning to her as Angelo's demands, equally the utterance of need.

As you can imagine, just the utterance of the "Ku Klux Klan" fosters images of ghoulish figures prowling the night for black lives to hunt.

Davidson's idea is that 'that' in (16) functions as a demonstrative that refers to the utterance of the sentence that follows.

Contemporary theologians of revelation are aware that historical and literary criticism have rendered untenable the primitive idea of revelation as the direct utterance of God to man.

The score itself is surely one of the greatest ever composed, and for centuries, the opera was widely perceived as one of the noblest utterances of the human spirit.