Sentence examples for only utterance from inspiring English sources
In the Forest Ridge refectory, conversation was limited by having to be in French, by Lent and Advent, by retreats (when the only utterance permitted was "Passe le sel"), and by sudden, arbitrary silences imposed by the surveillante's clapper.
Centre stage was instead ceded to actor Shia LaBeouf whose only utterance was to repeat Eric Cantona's famously gnomic saying – "When seagulls follow the trawler, it is because they think sardines will be thrown into the sea" – before walking out of the room, to the consternation of his fellow actors.
At this, the only utterance of impotent rage ventured from the cowed customers, a UPS woman laughs an evil cackle of joy at the man's frustration.
That's not an idle fact, and neither was the praise that he showered on his band mates and guests, in some of his only utterances.
While the studies of Niebuhr [24] and [25] addressed segmental intonation only utterance-finally, Niebuhr et al. [28] found segmental intonation also in utterance-medial F0 contexts.
Performative utterance Austin contrasted between statements, traditionally considered as the only utterances with any philosophical importance, with performative utterances that would not be considered as being true or false, and rather than merely saying something are better considered as acts of doing something.
A turn may consist of only one utterance, but it normally includes several utterances.
The 'pigs' comment was not the only controversial utterance from the Malmo camp after the first leg.
One thinks of Poulenc's motets, for instance, or Messiaen's O Sacrum Convivium (how strange that this short but magical choral work should have been that most devout composer's only vocal utterance for sacred use).
Unlike training, in the test phase, only one utterance is used to estimate and the transcription is not available.
Experimental results showed that ATG along with the three optimization processes enabled the ESSEM framework to allow unsupervised model adaptation using only one utterance to provide consistent performance improvements.
