Sentence examples for utterances whose from inspiring English sources

Indexicality and wider context relativity of sentences he initially supposed could be met by assuming speakers who uttered and grasped such sentences took them as elliptical for more complete utterances whose sense fixed, in combination with the world, a unique truth value.

The claim that Pinochet begat an economic powerhouse is one of those utterances whose truth rests on its repetition.

And between these extremes of meaning it and not meaning it are likely to be utterances whose status as to truth and sincerity I am unsure of myself.

One set consisted of naturally produced utterances whose final high-rising or low-falling intonation contours were followed by either voiceless alveolar sibilants [s] or postaspirated stops [th].

However, it is without a doubt a worthwhile task, and one option could be to let participants draw the perceived intonation contours of utterances whose fricatives are cross-spliced between different F0 contexts.

A non-verbatim approach was used, meaning that the transcriptions were edited for pauses, interjections and other audio utterances whose omission would not alter in any way the message conveyed by the participants.

The speakers whose utterances were used to train the CI codebook were not used in the test utterances.

Authoritarian places nurture a class of recognised intellectuals whose utterances are both carefully listened to and strictly controlled.

So you should grant some leeway to a person whose utterances may be less a manifesto than a symptom.

Mr. McKellen, the "Lord of the Rings" and "X-Men" star, whose utterances are either deeply serious or extremely arch, opted for the second.

Pushing into new territories is one way to reduce this risk.Some colleagues might welcome a lower profile for Mr Gross, whose utterances occasionally backfire.