Sentences with phrase «own utterances»

These might sound like just the half - thought - out utterances of kids, but there is actually real wisdom in these everyday expressions, Riggle argues.

Their utterances are then treated as unequivocal political statements by people outside the conversation.

«Any time you look at any kind of real life piece of text or utterance that one human wrote or said to another human, it's filled with analogies, modal logic, belief, expectation, fear, nested modals, lots of variables and quantifiers,» Lenat said.

In China they call Warren Buffett the «god of stocks,» and whenever he visits, the Chinese media cover his every move and utterance.

Scientists documented children ages 1 to 12 naturally producing thousands of taboo utterances, and only rarely witnessed negative repercussions.

At the end of a meeting, we observe quick exits, zoned - out looks, and the whispered utterances, «Well, that was a waste of time» or «Thought it would never end.»

But research conducted over the last decade has suggested that these short utterances may have benefits, particularly in their ability to command the listener's attention.

As would be clear from my utterances over the past couple of years, I have serious reservations about the extent of reliance on monetary policy around the world.

It was a delicate moment for Carney, who's every utterance has been pounced upon and poured over in the British press since he publically accepted the position last year.

He even has his own group of fans, called «Bogleheads,» who cling to every utterance and pronouncement from the great man.

For parents, in the dashboard, you can view utterances.

Plan on not only having developers on the project, but user experience and / or copy people to help generate the utterances.

She lists existing privacy features, such as the LED that lights up when Alexa is listening, the mute button that manually disconnects audio, and the utterance history that lets customers see (and delete) everything Alexa has heard.

With that goes a heightened awareness that monetary policy actions and utterances by the Bank are being shadowed more closely by the markets, the media and others than is the case with the Treasury.

And in any event, many market participants, commentators, journalists and so on are not that interested in the nuance and conditionality that usually surround central bankers» careful utterances.

Still more broadly, the Internet as it has evolved over the past couple of decades is essentially a data gathering machine, in which we all trade information about ourselves — our likes and dislikes, what we look at on the Web, our countless online utterances — in exchange for free services we need, or merely enjoy.

But Buffett, the steely capital allocator who moves world markets with mere utterances, had enough.

Given that there is no passage where Jesus is recorded to have made such an utterance, I would think you'd be overjoyed to learn of this fragment, then.

You folks have not been made to look «ludicrous» by the Obama administration or CNN... you do this from your own utterances.

Augustine's sermons now appear more as «dialogues with the crowd» than authoritative utterances from the bishop's cathedra, and his tone often reveals that he had little authority over his hearers.

The roots of that utterance were Barthian, but the conclusions Bonhoeffer drew from it were not.

His point seems to be that since any interpretation of the Bible must be communicated with words, the same interpretative problems that pertain to the biblical text must inevitably reappear at the level of the magisterial utterances.

The brain is an organic process through which actual or existent objects (acts, utterances, feelings, etc.) are created.

The fact that the pope, or a council, can address contemporary situations and issues directly, and tell us how the biblical teachings apply to them, is another reason why we can expect the utterances of the contemporary magisterium to resolve disagreements more effectively than the biblical texts themselves.

One might, of course, attribute to Rome's institutional utterances certain qualities like absolute authority, infallibility, sufficiency, and (one would have to say?)

cry is the natural expression of sorrow, and a suitable utterance when all other modes of appeal fail us; but the cry must be alone directed to the Lord, for to cry to man is to waste our entreaties upon the air.

But when Jones declared that «Sister Sally is having trouble with her arthritis again,» the utterance was viewed as a visitation of mystery.

The enthusiasm with which the Bible was read, and its sublime utterances greeted, by those to whom they came for the first time in their own tongue, as something entirely fresh, set free spiritual energy in creative ways.

The irony, in Obama's case, is that despite his orthodox utterances - there's «something about the resurrection of our savior, Jesus Christ, that puts everything else in perspective,» he said at this year's Easter breakfast - polls continue to show widespread confusion about his faith.

Calvin, for whom Job is a vehicle for communicating the transcendence and inscrutability of God, cites some of Eliphaz's utterances as if they were Job's, assuming, as did other Jewish and Christian writers, that all Scripture delivers the same message, irrespective of the speaker.

Many of the psalms foreground the act of speech or song — the activity of utterance itself — as the chief...

His word, the utterance of a thinking Mind and a deliberate Will, illuminates the dark abyss of nothingness, and calls into being things that are not.

The Spirit was also often related to prophetic utterance.

In those two words we give the reason for our longing for the most expensive language and images we can create, for we know this child's glory calls forth every possible beauty of utterance, image, art and song.

The shape of his utterance (he had been likening acceptance of God's will to freedom and resistance to imprisonment) can exert more force than its content.

The impact of this utterance has less to do with the doctrines of Revisionist Zionism than with its expression of the Jewish consensus.

Whitehead himself describes the utterance of the phrase «United Fruit Company»; «The final occasion of his experience which drove his body to the utterance of the word «Company» is only explicable by his concern with the earlier occasions with their subjective forms of intention to procure the utterance of the complete phrase» (AI 234f).

I was merely attempting to acknowledge that every utterance and every act of the early Church is not consistent with what I will insist was a widespread spirit of openness toward alien thinkers.

Nonetheless, like all true poetry, the Psalms seem to be newly minted, disarming, to be an utterance that comes straight from the gut as well as from the heart.

Such verbal utterances might be said to take advantage of a common world of meanings already established by former acts of speaking.

There are two aspects to the Sunnah: legislation given by the Prophet on matters not specifically detailed in the Qur» an, and traditions based on the actions and utterances of Muhammad as a human being.

It may be a genuine utterance of Jesus even though the discourse is a later composition.

One tradition of deathbed utterance has it that Calderón's last words were, «Dante, why were you so difficult?»

This is also indicated by the phrase «drove his body to the utterance of the sound.»

Form criticism points out a characteristic prophetic utterance in two intimately related parts.

All this is the prophet's own utterance, and it would be absurd to contend that this (vss.

While signals immediately direct action, symbols convey meanings, and these meanings mediate between utterance and action.

The analysis of a characteristic prophetic form of utterance (German: Gattung) defines both the subject of «ecstatic» concentration and at the same time the nature and significance of the unmistakably non-ecstatic; that is, the role of the prophet's normally functioning senses.

Psychologically, of course, this is the most important part of the prophetic utterance.

There were ablutions and incantations and the babbling utterances of the Sibylline Oracles but nothing that could rightly be called a sermon.