Sentence examples for the utterances of from inspiring English sources

Consider the utterances of recent emigres from this septic isle.

And the terrorists' words are counterbalanced by the utterances of the victims.

Others — Naumanians, if you will — hang on his productions as on the utterances of an oracle.

DECRYPTING the utterances of George Bush is a tricky enough business at the best of times.

Large clocks were used to keep the utterances of talkative shareholders to a minimum.

People perceived the utterances of the right hemisphere as being external to them and attributed them to gods.

This latter idea can be conceived only by analogy with the utterances of man, and its precise definition involves difficulties.

The system was painstakingly trained to understand the utterances of a single individual, and that person only.

But how reliable are the utterances of neighbours in their comments on a major happening like this?

I have followed the utterances of Gary and Mario closely, and I have never heard either of them express such feelings.

When we hear or read the utterances of a celebrity, the words bounce off the public persona and create something like the loud interfering feedback from a microphone.