Sentence examples for utterance that although from inspiring English sources

He wrote that Everett's voice was "of such rich tones, such precise and perfect utterance, that, although slightly nasal, it was the most mellow and beautiful and correct of all instruments of the time".

The retrospective rereading of each incident, each utterance, that could lead to arrest, trial, verdict.

Reporters are after the provocative five-second utterance that will "tease" their broadcast.

Nor does he deny that such thoughts (and the utterances that express them) successfully refer.

In other terminology, while words name things, it's utterances that have signification.

A child's first utterances are holophrases (literally "whole-sentences"), utterances that use just one word to communicate some idea.

Columnist Leigh Newman reveals the small crucial utterances that make for a more blissful union.

Task-oriented categories refer to utterances that address a patient's physical or psychosocial problems.

Third, clinicians endorse four factors: domestic/interpersonal violence (5% of utterances), family culture issues (4% of utterances), race/ethnicity (1% of utterances) and parent medical issues (.5% of utterances) that were not identified or discussed by parents at anytime during the three parent focus groups.

This can be viewed as a more general version of the same requirement, made in relation to a formal theory of meaning, that a theory of meaning for a language address the totality of utterances for that language, although, in the context of radical interpretation, this requirement must be understood as also closely tied to the need to attend to normative considerations of overall rationality.

The line was a performative utterance: in that moment, Tupac became the realest.