Sentence examples for this utterance from inspiring English sources

It just might be this utterance from Jim White.

In this utterance, he cites the very qualities that never mar his fiction.

"And this shout, this utterance — well, it's more like a blast," she said.

To say the least, the repetition of this utterance proves some familiarity of the state with the Russian language.

Love is not blind, and I do feel sorry about a certain lack of divinity in this utterance, but my faith and loyalty are forever strengthened by items 57 and 58: "Mashed Potatoes.

As Kripke has shown, it cannot be assumed that the referent of Aristotle in this utterance is whoever was the teacher of Alexander the Great, because someone other than Aristotle might have been Alexander's teacher.

It must be something here and now perceptible to him: this written page, this spoken utterance, this building, this finger-print …' (1956: 247).

So are we left with some crude felicific arithmetic: (amount of emotional pain) – (value of blasphemous speech uttered) = net morality of this or that utterance?

If the system makes an error in recognizing the utterance, this will then be clear for the user.

For the second digit in the utterance, this results in somewhat grainy, discontinuous, and largely parallel traces in the probability lattice for the digits '3' and '6'.

As I noted, Connell's reply to this was the utterance of "Yap".