Sentence examples for powerful utterance from inspiring English sources

It is a powerful utterance, to be sure, with a persuasive contour from the deep past (a suspenseful pulsing) through the present (that Ivesian complexity to the max) to the future (heavenly lightness).

In a sense, the poem is a prefiguring of Auden's "poetry makes nothing happen"; despite Clare's powerful utterance, the trees, and the way of life they stood for, are gone.

We don't want a powerful body dictating our every utterance, but as with every positive development ever, there are negative side effects.

Reporters need to report what they find out, not sit on it; they need to find ethical ways to publish the utterances of the powerful, private or public, especially when private statements reveal true beliefs that are contrary to public statements.

Ranked below are the ten most powerful, earth-shaking, soul-wrenching verbal utterances we heard in theatres this year.

Ranked below are the ten most powerful, earth-shaking, soul-wrenching verbal utterances we heard in theaters this year.

A lie has no power whatsoever by its mere utterance.

Their utterances become news and are therefore powerful in the eyes of the interviewer.

When the units are made to work in unison, the sentence becomes a powerful space of transformation and particularity that transcends any straightforward declarative utterance.

"It is powerful obsessive stuff, intensely theatrical, not always disciplined but always wildly poetic, full of stage images and utterances replete with insidious suggestiveness".

Wordsworth called poetry "the spontaneous overflow of powerful feeling," and in 1833 John Stuart Mill defined poetry as "feeling itself, employing thought only as the medium of its utterance".