Sentence examples for has given utterance from inspiring English sources

Everyone laments their shortage as autumn approaches; and everyone has given utterance to regret that the clear, bright light of an early morning during spring and summer months is so seldom seen or used".

He has given a speech saying he regretted some of his offensive utterances.

Robert Stalnaker (1978, 2001) has given a detailed account of the pragmatic mechanism by which a contingent proposition comes to be asserted by the utterance of a sentence that semantically expresses a necessary proposition.

The Contextual component is restricted to representing only those aspects of the context of a given utterance which have a systematic influence on the form of that utterance.

Thus, the referent of 'the actual world' in a given utterance is simply the world of the speaker, just as the referent of an utterance of 'the present moment' is the moment of the utterance; likewise, an utterance of the form 'a is actual' indicates only that a shares the same world as the speaker.

Even though misrecognized words may appear in any position of a given utterance, the partial fragments of the utterance passing the verification may have useful information for partial intention detection.

For example, the speaker may be lying, the hearer may distrust the speaker, or may already have given the proposition a very high credence before the utterance.

Evidently, they have given up trying to impose some over-all coherence on his utterances.

The question we have to ask, Hegel remarks, is whether seeing the Good as light (or giving utterance to such an intuition) counts as art (PKÄ, 76).

They want to stay; all indications from the other side of the desk – mainly in the utterances of Giles Clarke, the chairman of the ECB, who has already given his public support to the status quo – are in their favour.

"The director has not given evidence one way or the other about the involvement of Prince Bandar in the utterance of these threats".