Sentence examples for utterances is from inspiring English sources

Negative space (the space between forms or around utterances) is key.

Mark Twain to Helen Keller: "The substance, the bulk, the actual and valuable material of all human utterances is plagiarism".

The government also gets Yukos surviving in one piece, which if you believe Putin's utterances, is what he wants".

You write: The kernel, the soul — let us go further and say the substance, the bulk, the actual and valuable material of all human utterances — is plagiarism.

Harman's reading of this, and of all Austen's literary utterances, is that it reveals a writer consciously controlling her creative persona.

Early polling indicates support for the government's actions, although the skepticism that many Mexicans have for any politician's utterances is clearly evident, too, said José Antonio Crespo, an analyst at CIDE, a Mexico City research institute.

Utterances are events in which an agent utters a linguistic expression.

And unicorns do not utter the word "kill" out loud because their utterances are actually spells.

Some of Gillett's utterances were puzzling.

His public utterances are sometimes erratic or foul-mouthed.

Utterances are not necessarily more maladroit or error-prone than written texts.