Sentence examples for utterance suggests from inspiring English sources

This slim, wiry actress with dark, ferocious eyes is peerless at portraying characters whose every utterance suggests snippy disapproval.

The speeches are meant to be taken as inward monologues, dream-soliloquies, while the uniform shape of utterance suggests a commonality, a shared and inescapable plight.

Agnès, whose first word is a defiant "No!," pushes the Boy to depict the world as it really is and, in her final utterance, suggests that the tale of their love will help to liberate those who hear it.

The peculiar form of skeptical utterances suggests that Sextus sees a relevant difference between "X appears to be F to me now" and "X appears F to me now".

What those wishes were is still not clear: some of his utterances suggest a genuine belief in religious toleration as a matter of principle; others point to the establishment of Roman Catholicism as the dominant if not the exclusive religion of the state.

His embarrassing utterances — suggesting that containing Iran is no more problematic than deterring the Soviet Union or that China might be helpful in dealing with Iran — are noteworthy, even for him, in embracing a warped view of the world that is simultaneously to the left of Obama and to the right of Pat Buchannan.

The dementia that consumed the last years of his life was more likely caused by syphilis than by anything to do with a horse, but in any case Nietzsche's fate is tangential to "The Turin Horse," which is concerned with the driver, whose few utterances suggest that he is Hungarian rather than Italian.

May's utterances suggest that even if Britain supported the last UN resolution condemning settlements, things are changing.

Without controversy or public utterances suggesting friction, Gibson has shared co-star billing with activist/actor Danny Glover and was directed in a film by Bill Duke, an African American.

Additional support for the idea that suppression effects are related to intention is provided by the finding that attenuation to self-generated speech is reduced for spontaneously occurring less prototypical utterances, suggesting that the suppression does not reflect a sensory prediction of the executed motor act, but of the sensory goal (Niziolek et al., 2013).

All the dynamic contest of that movie is there in the contrast between the voices of John Wayne and Clift, the loud monotone of command and the distinct but quiet utterance that suggests a reserve of conscience.