Susanna Howard, sits with them, often in silence, jotting down whatever words they utter, and then uses only these utterances to put a poem together for her collections, Living Words.
And the sigh master was gone, allowing a different purveyor of awkward nonverbal utterances to emerge.
Reading his Zen utterances to Deborah Solomon — "Chance becomes its own order" — you may think, Give me a break.
Reading his Zen utterances to Deborah Solomon—"Chance becomes its own order"—you may think, Give me a break.
Its reference to a "series of important speeches by Xi Jinping" elevated his utterances to the canon of officially accepted works.
Mr. Blair, usually cast as the stalwart junior partner, took over like Cyrano de Bergerac, embellishing Mr. Bush's brusque utterances to woo a skeptical world.
So let's keep our traps shut until the Games are over – since Monday's outburst, Nick Clegg has wisely confined his utterances to congratulatory tweets about Team GB.
Neither Vice President Gore nor Governor Bush seem able, in their carefully scripted utterances, to say anything that has the slightest ping of personality.
At the heart of Sheldon's comic impact is (besides speaking the unspeakable) exaggeration – the habit of saying in a complicated way what could be said simply – and this connects his maddening utterances to irony and literature.
That meant keeping public utterances to a minimum and, where possible, avoiding appearing on camera in the stadiums in the knowledge that any fleeting glimpse would provoke a chorus of boos.
The best tracks play like movies in widescreen: the opener I Exhale uses expansive percussion and Hyde's gnomic utterances to conjure up vast, mysteriously lit skies, while Low Burn creates a sense of awe with swirling synths and melancholy horns.
