Sentence examples for two utterances from inspiring English sources

Although they utter the same sentence, the referent of I as uttered by A is different from the referent of I as uttered by B. The truth conditions of the two utterances, therefore, will be different.

We present these two utterances for what they are worth to a voter in New Guinea.

According to the truth-conditional account, the meanings of the two utterances must accordingly be different.

But even two utterances of the same word by the same speaker might vary from one occasion to the next.

According to them, the truth conditions of the two utterances are different, and so are their meanings.

Two utterances of what was taken to be the same word might differ quite perceptibly from one occasion of utterance to the next.

The researchers recorded four utterances from each of eight English-speaking mothers, ages 21 to 51.

It applies to six of anything: six plates, six penguins, six utterances of "fish".

Yes, that's according to this research by the Sunlight Foundation: Though he was just one of 100 senators, Santorum was responsible for approximately one of eight utterances of "abortion" during the ten years covered by our analysis, and approximately one in five utterances of "fetus" and "partial-birth".

Figure 3 illustrates the spectrogram images of five utterances spoken by five different speakers and Fig. 4 presents the spectrogram images of five utterances produced by a speaker.

Thus, the database includes 128 test sentences (eight speakers × four positions × four utterances).