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  • noun Plural form of utterance.

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Examples

  • It seems to me that forcing such utterances is little more than a political power-trip.

    Archive 2009-01-01 2009

  • The same may be said of utterances from the pulpit and the stage, but infinitely greater than either of these is the power that lies in art itself.

    The National Spirit in Art 1907

  • The utterances from the White House today reacting to the startling and scathing public rebuke of Obama’s socialist/fascist agenda indicate that this guy (actually, those guys: Axelrod, Emanuel, and Obama, et al.) don’t get it.

    Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » One Year Later 2010

  • The utterances from the White House today reacting to the startling and scathing public rebuke of Obama’s socialist/fascist agenda indicate that this guy (actually, those guys: Axelrod, Emanuel, and Obama, et al.) don’t get it.

    Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » One Year Later 2010

  • Now, I know I was just saying, a couple of entries ago, how it would be so nice to find a guy that is capable of more then one word utterances, but in this case I find myself thinking that guys also need to know when to SHUT THE FUCK UP!

    madrigle Diary Entry madrigle 2006

  • Because we always make sense to our selves, and our utterances are the merest common sense.

    Readercon 16: Day 1 2005

  • A parent may note that a child seldom talks in sentences, preferring the use of phrases or perhaps just single-word utterances.

    A Mind at a Time M.D. Mel Levine 2002

  • A parent may note that a child seldom talks in sentences, preferring the use of phrases or perhaps just single-word utterances.

    A Mind at a Time M.D. Mel Levine 2002

  • Other people might call his utterances treachery but, to Scarlett, they always rang with common sense and truth.

    Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

  • Other people might call his utterances treachery but, to Scarlett, they always rang with common sense and truth.

    Gone with the Wind Margaret Mitchell 1996

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