All this was uttered with cheerful disdain by the Nottingham watchmaker's son.
According to this theory, uttered sotto voce by some of Tony Blair's advisers in the immediate aftermath of Diana's death, the election of New Labour and the public mourning for Diana both showed a popular rejection of the values of Thatcherism.
Though it would be a huge step toward ending the breast vs. bottle battle if we could amend this frequently uttered statement to "all moms need support".
There are the fixed true sounds (varṇa), and then there are the uttered sounds (vacana, "utterance").
Indeed, it is claimed that, in the absence of any information about the context in which this sentence is uttered, [1] is the semantic representation of [2].
This phrase was uttered to me years before I actually became a mom.
Patañjali suggests that one can pull together impressions of all the uttered sounds and then think of a sequence in this mentally constructed image of a word (Mahābhaṣya, I, p. 356).
All of this needs to be seen within the immediate situational contexts of the uttered discourse, with each individual being an instance of larger social and global processes and each text being an instantiation of a larger system.
According to Kevin Watson, who lectures in "sociophonetics" at the University of Lancaster, this is not lax articulation but rather a conscious effort to soften the uttered word through what he calls "plosive lenition".
This approach yields a degree of independence between the facial expression and the uttered expression, which are known to exhibit conflicting information during some instances of spontaneous face-to-face communication.
