The dementia that consumed the last years of his life was more likely caused by syphilis than by anything to do with a horse, but in any case Nietzsche's fate is tangential to "The Turin Horse," which is concerned with the driver, whose few utterances suggest that he is Hungarian rather than Italian.
May's utterances suggest that even if Britain supported the last UN resolution condemning settlements, things are changing.
The peculiar form of skeptical utterances suggests that Sextus sees a relevant difference between "X appears to be F to me now" and "X appears F to me now".
Additional support for the idea that suppression effects are related to intention is provided by the finding that attenuation to self-generated speech is reduced for spontaneously occurring less prototypical utterances, suggesting that the suppression does not reflect a sensory prediction of the executed motor act, but of the sensory goal (Niziolek et al., 2013).
Agnès, whose first word is a defiant "No!," pushes the Boy to depict the world as it really is and, in her final utterance, suggests that the tale of their love will help to liberate those who hear it.
Though Markos occasionally erupts into Iago-like utterances that suggest that he, too, is a creature of motiveless evil, we know why he's bad.
While the polls and political pundits gave Hillary Clinton, the democratic candidate a lead over Donald Trump and a fair chance of winning the elections, his unusual campaign style and utterances seemed to suggest that the Republican candidate was setting himself up for an obvious defeat.
Although, in principle, uncertainty could increase the processing demands and thus require more time for understanding the communicative function of an utterance, the present results suggest that with single-trial presentation of the stimuli embedded in a wider range of action sequences, the differences between Naming and Requesting appear even earlier than observed before.
Therefore, we suggest that all utterances of each target language had better be used to estimate language total variability space.
Such theorists suggest that moral utterances as a matter of their semantics predicate a property, one which is determined by the speaker's moral attitudes, while at the same time expressing a non-cognitive attitude towards that property.
Instead, utterances of such belief attributions merely suggest that the subject has a first-person belief.
