Utterances
in sentence
32 examples of Utterances in a sentence
The way to interpret this apparently simple graph is, on the vertical is an indication of how complex caregiver
utterances
are based on the length of
utterances.
And we would plot the relative length of the
utterances.
Being a surrogate donor only requires you to say a few hundred to a few thousand
utterances.
We first had to find a surrogate donor, and then we had to have Samantha produce some
utterances.
Well, a crucial idea of Wolfram Alpha is that you can just ask it questions using ordinary human language, which means that we've got to be able to take all those strange
utterances
that people type into the input field and understand them.
Your standard-issue motley assortment of intrepid boneheads -- hectoring hard-nosed mine boss, cute, but insipid blonde babe, feisty lady geologist, boozy, inexplicably Aussie-accented (!) seasoned old mine hand, charmless doofus, hunky, jolly guy, and, arguably the most annoying character of the uniformly irritating bunch, a nerdy bespectacled aspiring writer dweeb who's prone to speaking in flowery, melodramatic
utterances
-- trek into the dark, uninviting cave in search of gold.
The sheer volume of false
utterances
and outright lies spewed during the United States’ presidential election campaign implies a growing disdain for factual knowledge, as does the proliferation of fake news disseminated without journalistic filters on social-media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter.
That is hardly an indictment of the Polish people as a whole, so one can only wonder why today’s Poles feel so ashamed that they would support criminalizing certain
utterances
about this period.
Trump’s close associates and political appointees are his enablers – regardless of their personal merits and how much they try to disassociate themselves from Trump’s
utterances.
Because Trump’s hostile tweets and swaggering public
utterances
are usually followed by more cautious statements from senior members of his cabinet, Kim might not take them seriously.
Alan Greenspan, the former US Federal Reserve chairman, was a master of manipulation with his Delphic utterances, but instead of acknowledging what he was doing, he pretended that he was merely a passive observer.
Tillerson’s
utterances
on Korea immediately became grist for the op-ed mill.
The Financial Times reports the rise of a new breed of oil trader who is “not necessarily reacting to news about supply and demand or
utterances
from Riyadh.”
Ideas may be voiced, but there's barely any audience, and these
utterances
don't resonate; they die away with no implications or consequences.
Often Japanese officials’
utterances
are deliberately vague, to avoid having to take responsibility if things go wrong – a fairly universal trait among the powerful.
But some
utterances
may get lost in translation.
The security policy of the Bush administration has been worse than frightening; it has been, to borrow one of the president's most frequent
utterances
nowadays, terrifying.
But the same could have been said of the early
utterances
of Deng, modern China’s greatest reformer.
Bankers with BordersLONDON – When Mark Carney replaces Mervyn King as Governor of the Bank of England in July 2013, the world will be deprived of King’s witty public
utterances.
Like the little boy who was unafraid to declare the emperor naked, Schauble has pointed the finger of realism at the aspirational rhetoric in which all European leaders are still compelled to clothe their
utterances.
Tellingly,
utterances
by “talking” apes proved to be exceedingly egocentric.
More than anything else, though, the sharp fall in US and global equities during the last quarter is a response to Trump’s own
utterances
and actions.
Mill had in mind restrictions imposed by the state, but when employers dismiss employees who make controversial utterances, that is also a threat to freedom of expression – especially when the employer has a monopoly on the employment of workers with special skills, as Rugby Australia does.
A painful dialogue between these perspectives marked the event, reflected in the
utterances
of the officials who attended and the objections of those who stayed away.
In response to these absurd utterances, mainstream media outlets such as the New York Times initially continued to abet Trump’s deadly rumor-mongering by implying that only “some experts” consider his quack musings to be dangerous.
His racist, sexist, homophobic, xenophobic, and Islamophobic
utterances
are each an assertion of power.
We began by asking simply to be heard, then demanded that listeners respect our utterances, whatever they may think of them, and ended by warning them not to rank one statement above another or assert that there might be a hierarchy of truths.
Central bankers were held in high esteem, and their utterances, though often elliptical or even incomprehensible, were treated with deep reverence.
Third, in recent years many central banks changed their communication approach, shifting from Delphic
utterances
to a policy of full transparency.
Levin tried to imagine a situation in which both
utterances
might have been made, and the subject was dropped.
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