Sentence examples for sentences were uttered from inspiring English sources

These two sentences were uttered with such sincerity that I could see Tessa respond with visible happiness.

And his stars are obviously more cooperative with him: at a Los Angeles press event publicising the new Ocean's, some of the only serious sentences were uttered by the actors in praise of their accomplished director.

Until a few halting sentences were uttered to the BBC from his hospital on Tuesday, President Umaru Yar'Adua had been silent and his government uncommunicative about his condition since he left Nigeria on Nov. 23, though he is known to have acute pericarditis, or inflammation of the membrane around the heart.

Sentences were uttered in voices similar to the participant's own voice and in voices dissimilar to their own voice.

Contextualism is the view that the epistemic standards that a subject must meet in order for a sentence attributing knowledge to her to be true vary according to the contexts in which those sentences are uttered.

Each adaptation subset is arranged as follows: 175 sentences (selected from Farsdat sentences) are uttered by seven speakers consisting of five male and two female speakers.

The stock, which started to rise even before the sentence was uttered by the judge, finished the day up $3.17, at $11.81, after trading as high as $12.29.

The first term measures how likely the acoustic signal would be if were actually the sentence being uttered (again, we use probabilities because humans don't pronounce words the same way all the time).

That plight is neatly summed up in a question Dece asks drunkenly in the play's second act: "Am I black, or am I a cop?" This bruising sentence is uttered between two violent, unnecessary deaths, the second of which echoes the informing tragedy of Dece's childhood, an event revealed only at the play's end.

The sentence was uttered by a male speaker and digitized at 8 kHz sampling rate with 16-bit resolution.

Furthermore, all speech acts have to be inferred from contextual evidence, including what was said and what sentence was uttered.