Sentence examples for utterances are correct from inspiring English sources

But that does not mean that similar utterances are correct today, even if they trip off the tongue of the BNP leader on BBC Question Time.

"Maybe some of her utterances were not correct, but I would say as far as sanctions are concerned, what was wrong with her?

But insofar as they are capable of explicating the conditions for valid or correct utterances, they also explain why some utterances are invalid, some speech acts unsuccessful, and some argumentation inadequate.

Welcome again to the ethnically charged, politically correct battles in the arena of news coverage, where public utterances are micromanaged, and even minute dissections of Walter Cronkite's broadcasts and eyebrow movements would probably yield bias.

His public utterances are sometimes erratic or foul-mouthed.

Contradictory utterances are a commonplace in Taoism.

Ten voiced utterances are regarded as targets.

A child's first utterances are holophrases (literally "whole-sentences"), utterances that use just one word to communicate some idea.

In conversation, utterances are produced spontaneously.

For a pretense account to be correct of the utterances of some given speaker, it is enough that the speaker participates in a pretense discourse.

The question still remains how learners could figure out (i) whether that 'tentative pairing' was correct and (ii) what the rules governing utterances with those sorts of structural descriptions are.