Sentence examples for utterance on the from inspiring English sources

On Dec. 21 Liliane Bettencourt delivered her one public utterance on the subject in an interview she gave Le Journal du Dimanche.

Chief Justice John Roberts has made a famous utterance on the subject of race, and it's a revealing one.

This distinction has been drawn carefully and emphati cally in nearly every utterance on the Cambodian situation by Ronald L. Ziegler, the White House press secretary.

His painting "The Horrors of War" (1637-38) was his last utterance on the condition of Europe, and his most pessimistic.

Alas, though, Sir Ian is still not minded to offer any sort of utterance on the shambles, while Locog insists his salary is the most private of matters.

I share the general view that Mr. Obama's speech is the most remarkable utterance on the subject by a public figure in modern memory.

On his view, we must distinguish between the referent of first-person thoughts and utterances, on the one hand, and the thinker of those thoughts and utterances, on the other hand.

In particular, this concept does not capture any systematic or metaphysical relation between our beliefs and utterances, on the one hand, and reality on the other.

More utterances on the economy are expected over the next few weeks.

To this point, Perry's most publicised utterances on the economy principally relate to his view that Bernanke had committed treason and should not show up in Texas.

Churches often present meditations on "The Seven Last Words of Christ" on Good Friday, reflections on Jesus' utterances on the cross.