Sentence examples for the utterance is from inspiring English sources
They send". The utterance is truncated after 'send'send
When a character notes, "That was another story," the utterance is beyond idiom.
Only the rhetorical punctuation of "of course" in the second stanza signals that the utterance is designed to be overheard.
(The utterance is particularly egregious because the mufti's predecessor paid an admiring visit to Hitler in 1941).
Psychologist Kelly E. Caine of Clemson University calls the problem "misclosure," a play on the word "disclosure": The utterance is intended, but the audience it reaches isn't.
The sentiment behind the utterance is undoubtedly a sincere and genuine one, free of any deliberate intent to patronise, but it was patronising nonetheless.
Specifically, it has been argued that decoding utterances is a matter of inferring the best explanation of why someone said what he or she said in the context in which the utterance was made.
For indexicals such as 'I,'nowow,' and 'here' basic facts about the utterance are required: the agent, and when and where it occurred.
When the data fit more than one category, the dominant function of the utterance was determined and then coded accordingly.
The average length of the utterances is 2.34 s.
Specifically, given the unlabeled training and test sets, the class-labels of the utterances are obtained in an automatic manner.
