Sentence examples similar to substance of the utterance from inspiring English sources

Speech acts are considered to have three levels of meaning: locutionary (the literal meaning of the utterance), illocuationary (the force or intention of the utterance) and perlocutionary (the effect of the utterance).

And we can treat the meaning of the utterance as the difference between the original context and the context arrived at by utterance of the sentence.

The condition on the utterance given to the right of the 'if and only if' comprise the reflexive content of the utterance.

Then came a pause, then a repetition of the utterance, equally soft, and then what sounded like a responsive utterance.

It heightens the sighing intensity of the utterance.

Conversational implicatures depend on features of the utterance context, but the utterance context is not always a conversation.

Gottlob Frege characterized the assertoric quality of an utterance as an assertoric force ("behauptende Kraft"; Frege 1918b: 22) of the utterance.

The substance of the new is essential".

It cannot be the bread, for that would falsify the sentence, but it cannot be the body of Christ, for the change of substance only occurs when the utterance is complete.

No group-by-time effect was found for the psychological depth of the utterances.

Only 2% of the utterances could be categorized as resource or coping oriented.