Far from the massed forces of St. Bart's chorus and orchestra, in Brooklyn, single voices made their own utterances.
Given that we try to read meaning into every utterance central bankers make, their choice of metaphor must be worth scrutinising.
The Irish lilt gives actors an enormous theatrical advantage; it makes their every utterance seem poetic, comic, and digestible.
If there is one certainty (apart from its result) about the election due on June 7th, it is that, throughout the campaign, politicians will wring their hands, make pious utterances about the growing cynicism of the electorate, and agonise aloud about whether a low turnout on voting day should be taken to signify some sort of crisis in democracy.
"We have on several occasions heard Liberal party defence ministers – and as you know we've had a fair number of those now – assert that this white paper is going to have all of the numbers, all of the detail to make good their various utterances around defence," he said.
As the simulation proceeds, agents make utterances to announce their movements and, over time, adjust their associations to match the observed behavior of their neighbors.
During exercise, speakers decrease their ventilation while speaking in order to make controlled utterances [3 7], then compensate in the period between utterances by significantly increasing their ventilation past baseline [4, 8].
What do they make of their every utterance being second-guessed by those fans?
Based on an analysis of 350 questions and their responses in a corpus of ordinary interactions, this paper gives a descriptive overview of the ways Dutch interactants formulate their utterances to make them recognizable as doing questioning and the options they rely on to respond to these questions.
These three views make controversial claims about how the language of mathematics should be interpreted, and Platonists rebut their claims by carefully examining what people actually mean when they make mathematical utterances.
Whether or not their utterances are made in contexts where a warrant of truth is present is not at all clear" (Saul 2012, 11).
