Sentence examples for utterance would be from inspiring English sources

In such a case, my utterance would be incorrect, because in uttering (9) I commit myself to finding some physical condition (namely, a dark discoloration) on the back of my hand.

While Clinton is free to stray from Obama's policies, the Vice-President's every utterance would be judged against Obama's official pronouncements.

For several years to come, Bin Laden's every utterance would be broadcast, often in its entirety, by the world's media, then picked over, discussed and repeated.

Status even remotely comparable to that of Mao, who could set off national turmoil with a single utterance, would be more far-fetched.

The Times Topics-Pentagon Papers overview page states, "Victory emboldened the news media, and the contents of the Pentagon Papers themselves guaranteed, at least for the generation of journalists directly involved, that every government utterance would be subject to skeptical (and too often cynical) scrutiny".

If this expression were used to express the strict generalization straightforwardly suggested by its grammar, then such an utterance would be false since the length of a bar does not change in the way described in cases where someone is hammering on the ends of the bar.

Katalin Balog (1999) argues that while their utterances would be meaningful, their sentences would not always mean what they do in our mouths.

Neither the main clause nor the phrase headed by the utterance particle would be the root.

Frankly, he should be ashamed of these comments, but sadly they are the latest in long line of utterances that would be considered by anyone to be completely reprehensible".

And hidden in that unending torrent are an unknown number of abhorrent, hateful utterances that would be better off unuttered.

We also hypothesized that the contents of the utterances would influence this identification process such that voices uttering words would be easier to match than those uttering vowels.