Sentence examples for no utterances from inspiring English sources

Lois might truly be said to believe that Superman is strong even though she has produced no utterances that samesay the ascriber's utterance of 'Superman is strong'.

In fact, no utterance escapes politics.

There is no utterance and there are no words,         their voice is never heard.

There is no utterance and there are no words, their voice is never heard.

The finitude of linguistic expression is such that no utterance can be complete.

Dialogism finds itself as one of the pillars of the theories used in the Appraisal framework (Martin & White, 2005; White, 2003), as seen with the notion that "no utterance is an island" ("Engagement- a Bakhtinian perspective," 2015, para. 4), which itself refers to the English poet John Donne's words that "no man is an island".

Who told the Faith and Freedom Coalition conference: "I can recall no utterance of Jesus in favor of war or any acts of aggression.

The narrator describes her as having "a wild longing...an eager vehemence of desire for life -- but for life -- that I have no power to portray -- no utterance capable of expressing".

No utterance has been enough to deep-six his campaign, though much of what he's said since entering the race last June would have killed off anyone else.

For example, pornographic works may convey the idea that the women which men find sexy are eager to satisfy their sexual appetites, so that when these women say "no," their utterance constitutes not an act of refusal but an act of teasing.

10 percent are no more than utterances to fill the uncomfortable silences: "Hey kid, how's school going?" (By the way, that is the sentence -- in any language known to mankind -- that is least likely to get a child to respond).