Sentence examples for utterance- from inspiring English sources

There are the fixed true sounds (varṇa), and then there are the uttered sounds (vacana, "utterance").

And if they (we) read what is conveyed by the relevant utterance onto the sentence uttered, the knowledge denial will strike them (us) as expressing a truth.

How can Bradwardine's claim that Socrates utters a falsehood be true, while Socrates' utterance of the same thing is false?

Giles's role was somewhere between superhero and caring dad, often getting us out of trouble with the calm utterance, "Bear awaaay," and by the end of the trip everyone's confidence and ability had come on in leaps and bounds.

No mere utterance, then or now, could do justice to the soaring heights of language Mr Lincoln reached that day.

This episode also brought out his most alarming and sometimes absurd characteristic, the Cassandra complex coupled with a penchant for Delphic utterance.

Whatever the views of critics, his playing had an underlying simplicity and directness of utterance that listeners found compelling.

After the unsuccessful spill motion against Tony Abbott in February, Turnbull's every move and media utterance is scrutinised for leadership implications.

The long-suppressed soul of a nation may not find utterance on 18 September.

His clarity of intellect was reflected in a clarity of utterance which gave him a special connection with the public, who prized him for his ability to speak human.

And for fans of Anglo-Saxon and plain speech, there was even a strategically placed utterance celebrating the female form, with not a See You Next Tuesday euphemism in sight.