Sentence examples for which uttered from inspiring English sources

Both datasets consisted of close-talking utterances, which were recorded from the distance of 25 cm, and distant-talking utterances, which uttered from five different positions (P01 to P05) and captured by eight microphone arrays.

"That's not what we wanted to do," said Tom Carroll, president and chief executive at the TBWA/Chiat/ Day office, adding that the dog, which uttered expressions like "Yo quiero (I want) Taco Bell," has been "one of the best advertising icons in recent memory, which helped Taco Bell with the younger consumers who eat fast food most".

Consider Sindeo, which uttered an amazing sentiment only a lightly regulated financial business could have the luxury of uttering with regard to its lending business: "We come from the mind-set that anything can be done.

Performative speech acts for Austin are utterances such as "the meeting is now open" or "I now pronounce you husband and wife" in which, uttered under appropriate circumstances, the speech act does something by saying something.

A notable exception is the volcano rabbit of Mexico, which utters a variety of calls.

And there's Israel, which utters scarcely a word about Syria as it fears that a far more intransigent regime might take its place.

And there's my all-time favourite, the chin-spot batis, a tiny- shrike-like bird which utters the three-note call likened by my guide, Tony, to the opening line of "three blind mice".

Certainly not Congress, which utters mealy-mouthed platitudes about national defense being the government's number one priority; what is really meant is that legislator job protection through the maintenance of defense industry jobs is the real priority.

While there may be a sense in which we 'said the same thing' — that is, the sense in which we uttered the same sentence-type — there is a more interesting and philosophically-rich sense in which we did not.

In response to the arrival of an adult, chicks first used rhythmic call series, which lasted for a few seconds up to 45 min, followed by long begging calls, which are uttered during feedings, and many times after the adult ceases feeding.

"Why not us?" was the phrase, which Kayo uttered with unusual clarity.