Sentence examples for its own utterance from inspiring English sources

The tenseless verb merely refrains from dating events in relation to its own utterance.

This is not, therefore, to say that they all exist now, nor does it mean that Minkowski events are "timeless". The tenseless verb merely refrains from dating events in relation to its own utterance.

He defined a pragmatic paradox to be a statement that is falsified by its own utterance.

Even so, he looked surprised by his own utterance, as if it were something he was feeling but didn't really mean to say aloud — a thought turned into an exclamation.

Then Starr took to the stage in front of several hundred fans and a few dozen media to lead a countdown at noon to his own utterance of "peace and love" that he'd invited fans around the world to join.

By Anthony Lane June 9, 2017 So where do the hopes that James Comey cited yesterday, in his own utterances and in his reports of others' speech, belong?

And yet, his own utterances on art would suggest he finds such hyperbole repulsive, and is suspicious of anything that romanticises the creative act.

So where do the hopes that Comey cited yesterday, in his own utterances and in his reports of others' speech, belong?

It painted at times a not altogether flattering portrait of her husband and, like some of his own utterances of the time, was thought quite beyond the pale in many quarters.

Yet Mr. Taubman's Michigan driver's license, Who's Who in America, his company's proxy forms and his own utterances over the years make him a year younger -- 77 -- with a listed birth date of Jan . 31 , 1925

President Obama has been doing this in his own utterances.