Sentence examples for utterance was from inspiring English sources

The analysis found that the first utterance was the longest, 1.02 seconds.

(The board said that the ungrammatical utterance was another sign of stress).

The phonemic specification of a word or utterance was held to determine uniquely its phonetic realization (except for free variation), and, conversely, the phonetic description of a word or utterance was held to determine uniquely its phonemic analysis.

But he is prosecuting it without the discipline that characterised his first term, when every utterance was relentlessly "on message".

His last significant public utterance was, fittingly for him, the 40th anniversary speech in the Palace of the Republic on October 6th.

Fervent fans showed up to greet her, but she was upstaged by Ge You, the popular Chinese actor whose every utterance was met with laughter from the audience.

Bradwardine's claim is that Socrates' utterance is false, that is, that Socrates utters a falsehood.

His every utterance is sexual or angry or both.

Every utterance is prefaced with profuse expressions of gratitude.

His freedom of utterance is proof of Braddock's esteem.

Every politician's utterance is so obviously tailored for an incessant 24-hour news cycle.