Examples of using Utterance in English and their translations into Polish
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That means that the utterance of the subject is not conditioned phenomenologically
he gave utterance to the phrase I will be a priest.
just now, with the utterance of one single word- excommunication.
he gave utterance to the phrase,“I will be a priest”.
The word"jesteś" in the second line can thus constitute a metatextual statement in which two speakers become one(X speaking about an utterance by X) despite the change in grammatical category.
The literary work is here the utterance of a subject, and hence, an aggregate of definite views on the topic of reality.
as the Spirit gave them utterance.
charging him to report the children's first utterance.
Of that tongue's utterance, yet I know the sound;
The mouth(utterance) is another quality belonging to the head which is delegated to members,
Even his own apostles did not comprehend the significance of this utterance, but subsequently, after his resurrection, they recalled what he had said.
concentration on the utterance, still figures in every instance of contact with linguistic utterances classified as literary.
God does not love the utterance of evil words except in the case of someone who has been wronged.
It hath ever been evident that all these divergencies of utterance are attributable to differences of station.
as the Spirit gave them utterance.
beginning with your next utterance, to tell me why I was elected, No.
No. I am ordering you, beginning with your next utterance, and what my election was supposed to mean to you all. to tell me why I was elected.
What that surveillance means is that our every utterance becomes part of a court case that can be used against us when the government,
Only a few times did those standing by catch some utterance, such as,“I know the Lord will save his anointed,”“Your hand shall find out all my enemies,” and“My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?
it intervenes each time that we declare… that a principle or an utterance possesses in itself a convincing force,