Sentence examples for utterance away from from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama seems to understand that he is always an utterance away from a statement — or a phrase — that could transform him in a campaign ad from the affable, rational and racially ambiguous candidate into the archetypical angry black man who scares off the white vote.

Women who were flirting also didn't say things like "wow" and "great" as much as men did, and stayed away from utterances like "uh-huh" and "yeah".

It was, Eaves told the court, a lot like the "Don't Tell Him Pike" joke in Dad's Army – a stupid utterance that gave the game away from someone too sure of her own authority.

We came away from these two prophetic utterances with a far more relaxed feeling about the Alsop prognosis than about Laurence's.

As always with utterances from the central bank, it's what people take away from it that counts, not always what was actually said.

HAC representations allow building fixed-length vectors for each utterance by accumulating the probability of observing the clusters (θ a,θ b ) over two frames, shifted τ frames away from each other.

Stay away from Starbucks.

Keep away from it.

Life away from home.

Stay away from oranges.

"Get away from me".