Sentence examples for utterance proves from inspiring English sources

To say the least, the repetition of this utterance proves some familiarity of the state with the Russian language.

Not that his vatic utterances proved correct.

So he makes an utterance that proves to them that he is not afraid to publicly envision a definite end to the stimulus.

The GSV has been widely used for many years and the i-vector approach, which provides an elegant way to capture the majority of useful variabilities of an utterance, has proven to be one of the most successful methods for language recognition nowadays [27, 28].

Given the quasi-stubborn refusal to tinker with strategy and Pellegrini's gnomic utterances, this may prove a road-to-Damascus moment for the Chilean and his City project.

FROM the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli and now to the dust of Kandahar: the deployment of American marines in Afghanistan this week proves more powerfully than all the supposedly epochal utterances made since September 11th that the United States is both serious about its campaign against al-Qaeda and well on the way to winning it.

So quite what this week's utterance is intended to prove is hard to fathom, particularly when it comes from a man – unusual for Twickenham chief executives – widely praised for having a safe pair of hands.

In October of last year shortly after Trump's infamous "Grab 'em by the pussy" remark leaked to a public that was a month shy of having its general sense of freedom itself grabbed— Veep showrunner David Mandel told the Los Angeles Times that, while filming the show's sixth season, they decided to remove an utterance by a character that proved too similar to Trump's own words.

Sorry to inform you, but your naked conclusory accusations do not prove themselves by their mere utterance.

Atonality, although well-suited for relatively brief musical utterances of great rhetorical or emotional intensity, proved unable to sustain large-scale musical events.

If the conjecture in 88 is proved to be correct, sentence-final expressions, including utterance particles, tags, and intonation, are all phrases in the complement of the conjunction F, i.e. in the internal conjunct.