Sentence examples for speaker reports from inspiring English sources

The speaker who is identical with the addressee and agent of the modal situation expresses an obligation he himself is under in 23b, and in 23c, the speaker reports an obligation on a third person.55 (23) a. 君必殺之 (國語 guóyŭ 晉語八 Jìn 8) jūn__bì__shā__zhī Prince__BI__kill__OBJ You must kill him! b.

In a fragment of Alexis, after the speaker reports that the Pythagoreans eat nothing animate, he is interrupted by someone who objects that "Epicharides eats dogs, and he is a Pythagorean," to which the response is, "yes, but he kills them first and so they are not still animate" (Fr. 223 + Athenaeus 161b).

Christine C. Quinn, the City Council speaker, reported five contributors who gave the maximum to her 2013 campaigns, before giving smaller amounts to her 2009 account.

Stone immediately proved to be an effective speaker, reported to wield extraordinary persuasive power over her audiences.

But Dr. Penny Boston, Director for NASA Astrobiology Institute, a 40th reunion speaker, reported that, since Viking, so much more knowledge has developed about what microbial life actually is.

In the early 21st century, only slightly more than one-fourth of the ethnic population of some 6,000 Veps still consider the language their native tongue a sharp decline from the 26,172 speakers reported in the mid-1800s.

The majority (84.3%) of dual language speakers reported 'other' language than Sami (native Norwegian 1.6%), English (9.6%), or combinations of these (2.3%).

Climate models are bigger and more sophisticated than ever, speakers reported at the meeting, but they are yielding the same wide range of possible warming and precipitation changes as they did 5 years ago.

This piece has been updated to count only the speakers the RNC released Thursday, without the inclusion of three additional speakers reported by The New York Times.

The voice of the political commentator droned through the speakers, reporting nonchalantly that many Dominican families lacked running water and electricity.

Truck-drivers between the ages of 18 55, who were fluent Hindi or Telugu speakers, reported they were either HIV negative or had never been tested before were eligible for participation.