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.
While wearing the costume "there must be no speaking in a human voice, and any communication must entail making utterances in the voice of a walrus".
Its chairman, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, Benazir's son, is reduced to making utterances from the badlands of Dubai, from where he will not even vote.
The next day, during a game, Exley is hit by a pitch and starts making utterances in a strange language before returning to his senses.
On those walks he must have heard the "Hawthorne" voice first make utterance in its sinuous oddity, yet he still seemed hard-pressed to get it into writing.
It makes utterance copy through a speech analysis algorithm.
Large, brash, and uncouth, Ford engaged in behavior and made utterances that would have sunk a traditional politician, but that appeared to enhance his standing with his core supporters, who called themselves Ford Nation.
The characteristic objects of the discourse, the numbers, are mere aids we use to make utterances about how things stand in the real world.
Unlike absolute features, relative features make utterances more convenient to classify by showing the relationship between the utterances and the datum database directly.
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.
It is generally agreed that much of human communication is motivated by extra-linguistic goals: we often make utterances in order to get others to do something, or to make them support our cause, or adopt our point of view, etc.
