The Master is a song of becoming, the struggle of becoming coming closer to being in each utterance (on being alone with yourself on a slow boat to china).
They've drowned out any other voices, with even the faintest utterance of liberal, let alone progressive, views from the airwaves and mass audience publications.
Because speech -- natural speech -- does not consist of words alone...It consists of utterance -- an uttering-forth of one's whole meaning with one's whole being -- the understanding of which involves infinitely more than mere word-recognition.
A bound form is one that cannot occur alone as a complete utterance (in some normal context of use).
The perception criterion states that the utterance of the referential signal is alone sufficient to elicit the same behavior as would be elicited by perceiving the referent (Marler et al. 1992).
It consists of utterance -- an uttering forth of one's whole meaning with one's whole being -- the understanding of which does not consist of words alone".
Direct speech is not marked even by dashes, let alone quotation marks; the utterances of a dialogue run together with only commas to separate them, plus the capitals that begin a sentence — a manner perhaps less confusing in Portuguese than in English, where the frequent word "I," following a comma, seems, falsely, to signal a different speaker.
A turn may consist of only one utterance, but it normally includes several utterances.
Then again, after a quiet-ish start in his new job – he seemed so desperate to appear neutral, both to his new colleagues at the BBC and to its political enemies, that his every utterance was drained of all interest, let alone controversy – he is suddenly less afraid to say what he thinks.
He alone stood firm and gave definite utterance to principles intelligible to all".
