Sentence examples for that utterance from inspiring English sources

Only one word separates that utterance from this: "I love the smell of coffee in the morning".

"All I know," she explains, "is that I am falling through the dark and that utterance feels like the only available light".

"I'm coming to despise the character of Stewart Lee," he tells us at one point, and there are intriguing hints that, for once, that utterance might contain a shred of the truth.

Recent studies have shown that utterance particles and some specific intonation are in complementary distribution (Wakefield 2011, Zhang 2014).

It is proposed that utterance particles are the complement of a functional category, forming a conjunction structure.

And let's not forget that utterance from a Baldwin Locomotive Co. executive, just before diesel-electrics swept over the business: "They'll never replace the steam locomotive".

This judgment can be accounted for by assuming that utterances of the second sentence in (43) are about a particular past situation that exemplifies the first sentence.

The fact that utterances as actions are embedded in a bigger scheme of interaction between humans has been put into focus recently (see, for example, Clark 1996).

In a literature review, Zimmermann et al. concluded that utterances of cues and concerns occur relatively seldom in medical consultations [ 12].

The application of Conversation Analysis (CA) to the investigation of agrammatic aphasia reveals that utterances produced by speakers with agrammatism engaged in everyday conversation differ significantly from utterances produced in response to decontextualised assessment and therapy tasks.

From the results, it is clear that the utterance reduction methods can improve the emotion recognition results than that without utterance reduction models.