Sentence examples for utterance volume from inspiring English sources
Think about all the contextual clues that go into understanding an utterance: volume, pitch, situation, even your culture -- all are as likely to convey as much meaning as the words you use.
This allowed for the subtraction of bilateral activation due to primary audition and was matched to the experimental condition for motor response, length of utterance and volume of presentation.
For those who have avoided or circled Naipaul because of his ornery reputation and laughably high-handed utterances this volume is as good a place as any to discover why he is figure of such consequence.
Earlier projects involved verbatim transcripts of a New York radio station's weather reports and of traffic bulletins; one volume recorded the author's every spoken utterance during one week.
So, why do I find it necessary to scream when the power of being in the throes of unconditional love speaks volumes without a single word, no unique utterance?
For all his authentic 19th-century turns of phrase (the film's Dickensian language is a joy), Spall's most expressive utterance is not a word but a growl – a guttural sound that speaks poetic volumes.
Mannered utterance often turns impenetrable.
In fact, no utterance escapes politics.
Which was: a soft utterance.
