Sentence examples for personal utterance from inspiring English sources

If "Psappha" came across as a personal utterance, "Tetras" seemed a riotous celebration of sound.

And at evening's end, a brief set by the buoyant Zimbabwean Afro-pop band Netsayi and Black Pressure suggested a succinct definition of just what song is: a personal utterance with global reach and universal impact.

Lincoln wrote no letter that we know of about Willie's death, but his most personal utterance about grief — a letter to Fanny McCullough, whose father, an old friend, had been killed in the war — was composed ten months after the death of his son: You can not now realize that you will ever feel better.

If we all start taping and leaking our heated quarrels on the Internet, imagine the ensuing climate of universal distrust that must paralyze all personal utterance.

Although typically written in the first person, these pronouncements are public, general testimonials, not personal utterances".

Considering his deeds and policy (no personal utterances of his are recorded), it may be inferred that he regarded himself more as the head of a dynasty than as the elected king of Poland.

Facebook's new privacy policies which favor more public sharing, will be a big driver of this shift, as will the continued adoption of Twitter, which by its very design makes personal utterances public.

Schleiermacher, for example, argues that it is only possible to grasp an individual's personal utterances if one can understand the general structure of the language which that individual operates within.

This was not a private utterance or personal feeling of deep emotion that he shared with friends and family.

(e) transmit-environments: For each person, perceptual "utterances" are transmitted from a personal "environment" to the person according to specifications by the modeler.

According to his revisionist view of personal pronoun use, first-person thoughts and utterances refer only to persons, not to animals.