Sentence examples for making an utterance from inspiring English sources

noticing the correlation between A making or not making an utterance and B performing or not performing an action, and (b) 'collection' (āvāpa) and 'rejection (udvāpa i.e.e

So he makes an utterance that proves to them that he is not afraid to publicly envision a definite end to the stimulus.

Austin placed great emphasis on the ways in which illocutionary force is determined by the institutional setting in which an utterance is made; an utterance such as "I name this ship the Queen Elizabeth," for example, counts as a christening only in a special set of circumstances.

Even though they make an utterance, the person is in effect not speaking with us (or to themselves).

The student utterance maps were made using a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet in which I recorded the names of students who made an utterance along with corresponding time stamps of the utterance during the lesson.

What makes an utterance of a sentence in the indicative mood a prediction rather than a command, for instance, is that it manifests an intention to be so taken; likewise for promises rather than predictions.

"I think if you flip this scenario and say, 'What if we had just dismissed somebody because a political opponent of the president had made an utterance?' you would argue that it was pretty irrational to act in that matter".

He did not say "the old Guard"; indeed, Cambronne went to his grave denying that he ever said anything of the sort, which was one of the last times anybody denied making a historic utterance.

Eh? It's always alarming to hear a politician say what they actually think – though given that Clegg's office staff has risen to 20 – 20! – you'd think there could these days be a minimum of three handlers on site in any situation in which he might make an unscripted utterance.

Chief Justice John Roberts has made a famous utterance on the subject of race, and it's a revealing one.

— Bob Harmon July 20 , 1969 Neil Armstrong makes a historic utterance: "The first word spoken from the moon was 'Houston.' " — Rick Perry 1977: America's capital is briefly moved to Lancaster, Pennsylvania.