Sentence examples for in their utterances from inspiring English sources
While the politicians were transparently opportunistic in their utterances and their aims, I was interested in the motivations of their followers.
The term "Dickensian" turned up in many conversations about the hearings, but only the senators, so rigidly encased in their public personalities and so fantastically uncensored in their utterances, seemed truly Dickensian.
A skeptic can report these states in their utterances.
The Ryleans in Sellars's myth have thoughts that are expressed in their utterances, but they don't realize that they have such inner states.
The general idea that unifies these approaches can be traced directly to Grice, in particular the notion that speaker's should maximize the amount of relevant information contained in their utterances.
In fact, their utterances are designed mostly to get a hearing by the progressive media.
Network executives who own Masters TV rights tend to be extra careful in their public utterances (and pass their caution to their announcers).
YOU can usually count on diplomats to be, well, diplomatic in their public utterances, reserving blunter statements for meetings behind closed doors.
In their first utterances, in which they praise the fidelity of their girlfriends, they tease out the conflicting emotions in the music rather than filling Mozart's lines with the typical bluster.
Learners in the matrix conditions focused more strongly on the evidential relations in their verbal utterances than did learners in the other two conditions.
