Sentence examples for our utterances from inspiring English sources

Will I and the audience be fined for our utterances?

Dr. Hirschberg is not the only researcher using algorithms to trawl our utterances for evidence of our inner lives.

The big one that's obvious, post-Snowden, is that these huge corporate servers create one-stop shopping for the government when it wants to Hoover up our utterances.

Charity, after all, is not the only factor involved in determining the meanings of our utterances.

Suppose a Martian were to come to know the meaning of our utterances by using a quite different system of rules.

But what should we focus on when gauging our ontological commitments — the beliefs that we have, or what commitments we take on in our utterances?

Do our utterance-independent models also work for these problems?

Why are we justified in thinking that you will form a justified belief in response to our utterance?

We evaluated the discriminative ability of our utterance verifier using Receiver Operator Characteristic (ROC) curves, in which the two types of error rates, that is, the false-positive and false-negative rates, are plotted for different thresholds.

He argued that human linguistic behavior (that is, our own utterances and our responses to the utterances of others) is determined by two factors: (i) the current features of the environment impinging on the speaker, and (ii) the speaker's history of reinforcement (i.e., the giving or withholding of rewards and/or punishments in response to previous linguistic behaviors).

This is contrasted to other ethical systems that are rule based (deontology), the effect upon the development of character (virtue), or the end result of our actions in an overall sense (consequentialist), none of which are concerned with the relationship that exists between our ideas, utterances, and actions and our practices (our values) over time.