Sentence examples for in the utterances of from inspiring English sources

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.

In the utterances of one of Dragoman's friends, whom he is later inadvertently to kill, metaphysics mixes with boosterism: "If the earth is to survive its mistakes, we must all become saints.... Earth is God's favorite, and on this earth Kandor is a most precious spot".

The Mandarin characters included in the utterances of this dataset correspond to 408 different Mandarin syllables.

A possible explanation of this finding is that SS is particularly designed to alleviate additive noise and thus does not handle the channel mismatch in the utterances of Test Set C very well.

But there are another group of Christians who are incapable of holding onto their faith unless it is repetitively validated in the utterances of people who work at major American retailers.

The blind, naturally, have a particular interest in the utterance of books.

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

In the utterance of most speech sounds it is raised, so that air passing through the mouth alone forms the sound; if it is lowered, air passes additionally or alternatively through the nose, producing nasal sounds.

I told him how, when I had my 'fro, it would always bring on so much (usually unwanted) attention, attention that would often result in the utterance of a simple five-word question that I've now gotten pretty numb to: "Can I touch your hair?" When I told Maxence this he didn't believe me.

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

But how reliable are the utterances of neighbours in their comments on a major happening like this?