Sentence examples for utterance through from inspiring English sources

For most speech acts, the utterance through which the act is performed e.g., "I name this ship the Queen Elizabeth"—is neither true nor false, though the performance may be infelicitous in various ways, as when a person who is not authorized to name the ship cracks a champagne bottle against the bow and utters "I name this ship the Generalissimo Stalin".

What I have called semiotic theories of expression in dance usually focus on artistic dance expression as a form of communication that functions in a way that is similar to language, through "utterance" or through actions, signs, symbols and/or gestures that are "purposeful" or intentional in some way.

According to the Mishnah in Pirkei Avot (5:1) and expounded upon by Kabbalah, the agency of creation was Divine speech -- the 10 utterances through which God spoke the world into existence.

Andy Flower has always seemed pretty straight and to the point but oddly enough he was the worst of the lot, every utterance shot through within corporate aversion speak, and providing a convincing embodiment of the old Catch 22 line about Major Major only ever being available to answer questions in his office when he's not in his office to answer questions.

It makes utterance copy through a speech analysis algorithm.

This work presented the current version of the newGASpeech framework, which is based on GA and performs utterance copy through a process of analysis-by-synthesis.

Never has that been more apparent than in his utterance, midway through his train-floor video: "Hopefully at York some people will get off".

This was not a response on the merits, but rather, a response of word-like utterances blown through Nelson's cake-hole, in the same way that desperate whales attempt to attract mates.

Her voice had gone hoarse, which made her sound like a woman making her last, desperate utterance after crawling through a desert, which, in a way, she had.

The first of the five strands of Hinduism is doctrine, as expressed in a vast textual tradition anchored to the Veda ("Knowledge"), the oldest core of Hindu religious utterance, and organized through the centuries primarily by members of the learned Brahman class.

This paper presents a genetic algorithm called newGASpeech that performs the utterance copy task through a process of analysis-by-synthesis [2].