Shrivaishnavas consider Nammalvar's poems, especially his Tiruvaymoli ("Sacred Utterance"), to be the Tamil Veda.
He alone stood firm and gave definite utterance to principles intelligible to all".
Muckraking gave an utterance to the small business men and to the larger public, who dominated reform politics.
As we crossed the threshold of the shrine it seemed as if everyone in the place agreed on what the first utterance to us should be.
The audience stand-in is her sceptical mother, Esther, who grants utterance to cisgender middle America, Bible quotes, weeping proclamations of difficulty and all.
"Literally", you see, in its development from knock-kneed, single-purpose utterance, to swan-like dual-purpose term, has reached that awkward stage.
Two utterances of what was taken to be the same word might differ quite perceptibly from one occasion of utterance to the next.
I cannot conceive how men who are husbands, brothers or fathers can give utterance to an idea so intrinsically base and infamous".
The most memorable utterance to be heard across the 90 minutes, again and again and again, was "Al Gore and I".
As anybody with any sports sense would understand, if the Yankees needed something like Howe's utterance to fire them up for the playoff opener last night, they were in trouble.
The very nature of language undermines the claim of any text or utterance to have a determinate meaning, and licenses the reader to produce his/her own interpretation of it by an activity of "semantic freeplay".
