Sentence examples for clear utterances from inspiring English sources

To the degree Gore's made clear utterances about anything, his common theme is central planning: government schools, government pensions, government pricing mechanisms and one-size-fits-all ecological fixes.

Only when he is pressed does it become clear that these utterances do, in fact, have meaning.

And it isn't clear why his utterances need to be scrutinized as if they were emanating from Alan Greenspan.

By 4 to 6 months of age, however, infants usually express vowellike elements in their vocalizations, and by 11 12 months of age they are producing clear consonant-vowel utterances like "dada" and "mama".

From the results, it is clear that the utterance reduction methods can improve the emotion recognition results than that without utterance reduction models.

The pope, however, does not always speak as the supreme pastor and head of the Roman church, and he is expected to make this clear in his utterance.

While such externalizations may provide insight into evolving spatial thinking, it is not clear whether the observed utterances result from the internal simulations that would have also been observed from each individual uniquely.

An experimenter checked the children's performance during the practice session for whether their utterance was clear and their head movement was within tolerance.

It wasn't clear which of his many utterances Trump was referring to here.

Though the Reverend Lynch refrained from making any reference to the boycott, his subsequent utterances made it clear that only a fraction of the demands had been satisfied.

Rodger's free-floating loathing was not limited to women — racist hatred also runs through the manifesto — and his utterances make it clear that he had lost all grip on reality.