To the degree Gore's made clear utterances about anything, his common theme is central planning: government schools, government pensions, government pricing mechanisms and one-size-fits-all ecological fixes.
At some point people seemed to have the idea that his frequently quoted utterances were art, and started making utterances themselves: Barbara Kruger, Jenny Holzer.
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It makes utterance copy through a speech analysis algorithm.
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.
Notably, in a previous fMRI study investigating indirect Request processing (Van Ackeren et al. 2012), the participants were explicitly told to make inferences about utterances, and the results indicated the involvement of the pre-SMA (action system) and anterior cingulate and PFC (theory of mind) for such indirect Request processing.
Together they form syllables, which in turn make up utterances.
He may make monosyllabic utterances here or there, but he betrays no hint of what he is thinking.
On this type of view on metaphor, a metaphorical utterance is one that represents the world as it needs to be in order to make the utterance pretense-worthy in a game of make-believe that it suggests.
What governs the inflections that make any utterance unmistakably the words of one speaker in this whole language-saturated world?
