The same clear-voiced speaker, idiomatic and direct, utters thoughts aloud – in this case, not only to himself, but for the attention of a fellow poet.
But the price, too often, is that he gives them too much space to utter lofty thoughts that do not tell the reader much.
This is what Mendelssohn meant when he said that we need music in order to utter those thoughts and emotions which are too precise for words.
Among most middle-class Iraqis the voice of Ayatollah Ali Sistani, a champion when he deigns to utter political thoughts—of peaceful elections, counts for more than Mr al-Sadr's.
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Mr. Neeson and Mr. Schiff, as well as the other actors in the group sessions, make the meetings seem realistically dreary: there's a five-second delay before the next man utters his thought.
He adds, "Never yet could I find that a black had uttered a thought above the level of plain narration" ([N]: 140).
He said, "I can write and I can talk, and sometimes when I'm doing either of these things, I realize that I've written a sentence or uttered a thought that I didn't absolutely know I had in me until I saw it on the page or heard myself say it.
Without looking up, Gibbs would utter some random thought that would stop the discussion cold.
You see in some people their utter encapsulation in thought or fatigue or trouble, their rheumy indifference to the light of anyone else's eyes.
