1. Sustaining Ourselves on the Fulfillment of Jehovah’s Utterances

2. An utterance of grief a lamentation.

3. The author believes that the understanding of tautological utterances as some other utterances is consistent with the principle of relevance.

4. Byronics definition is - Byronic behavior or utterances

5. His every utterance will be scrutinized.

6. His guttural utterances are accompanied by erudite subtitles.

7. A language helper may well change key between utterances.

8. The speaker had great powers of utterance.

9. Ahoy (plural Ahoys) An utterance of this interjection

10. Constatives These are certain utterances which do not denote an action

11. It is sometimes translated “word,” “expression,” or “utterance.”

12. A potential concern in the present study is the inclusion of Babbled utterances

13. Each interview was Audiotaped, transcribed and rated by trained raters using a newly developed rating system which permits an utterance by utterance analysis

14. Take any utterance that allegedly invalidates Bivalence, like

15. They hungered for every utterance of Jehovah’s mouth.

16. 1 Peter is always coming out with gnomic utterances/pronouncements.

17. 6 John Maynard Keynes used somewhat gnomic utterances in his General Theory.

18. Constatives--“Statements, assertions, and utterances” characterized by truth or falseness

19. Creole utterances in conversations like these are usually one-liners.

20. John Maynard Keynes used somewhat gnomic utterances in his General Theory.

21. One’s every utterance could become grounds for accusation.

22. His public utterances were examined for heresy, his private life combed for scandal.

23. “Let your utterance be always with graciousness,” states the Bible.

24. The utterance functions of the modifiers include referent and assertion.

25. An utterance is said to have illocutionary force and perlocutionary force.

26. 6 Constatives These are certain utterances which do not denote an action

27. • In what way can God’s utterances be a lamp to our foot?

28. Under what circumstances can God’s utterances be a lamp to our foot?

29. Some of the utterances of ecumenical s gave ground for this suspicion.

30. A Roman’s utterance of these words interrupted all provincial jurisdiction.

31. An example utterance containing the Contractible auxiliary is “Daddy is drinking juice.”

32. Some long utterances may contain phoneme sequences which only match the intended words.

33. In most lives, such highly ritualistic utterances as declarations are rare and very dramatic.

34. This utterance of his was greeted with bursts of uproarious laughter.

35. A harsh hoarse utterance (as of a frog) Synonyms: Croaking; verb

36. 12 Psalm 119:105 also states that God’s utterances can light our roadway, illuminating the path ahead.

37. But why did the speaker deliberately produce an utterance which required reformulation?

38. They limit the amount that has to be grasped in any one utterance.

39. And the utterance of the able-bodied man* with the eye unsealed,*+

40. And, of course, the mystery was soon solved by the following utterance.

41. It is the rheme that fulfils the communicative purpose of the utterance.

42. The ladies smiled approvingly, for his lightest utterance was regarded as incontrovertible truth.

43. Ciao definition is - —used conventionally as an utterance at meeting or parting

44. Definitions for the word, Aphony (n.) Loss of voice or vocal utterance

45. She has one great fear to which she will never give utterance.

46. The word Brahmana may mean either the utterance of a Brahman (priest) or an

47. Upon the utterance of this word, Dan and Harry exchanged a quick, meaningful look.

48. The managers spoke in cryptic, allusive utterances, using technical jargon that was opaque to her.

49. (Isaiah 8:19) Spirit mediums can trick people, “chirping and making utterances in low tones.”

50. The act of vocal expression; utterance or enunciation: an Articulation of the group's sentiments

51. The utterance of these words are reminiscent of the opening verse in "Bad Romance".

52. Every solemn, " official " utterance can be paired with another that is sharply irreverent.

53. 6 In fact , the eyes , gesticulation or appearance potential energy transmit more information than utterance.

54. Their collective utterances may help us to understand the meaning they wished to attach to this favoured term.

55. He treasures and understands our feeblest utterances, mumbled in sincerity, as if they were fine poetry.

56. Blimey! An interjection is a short utterance that expresses emotion, hesitation, or protest (e.g

57. The remaining elements complete the information and fulfil the communicative purpose of the utterance.

58. A Catchphrase (or catch-phrase) is a phrase or expression recognized by its repeated utterance

59. Austin contended that these 'explicit performative utterances' are, unlike 'Constatives' (statements, predictions, hypotheses, etc.), neither true nor false

60. 11 There are many other situations in which God’s utterances can be like a lamp to our foot.

61. N Chiding The act of reproving, rebuking, berating, or scolding; utterance of reproof or reproach

62. However, the utterance only succeeds in having this function if certain external conditions are fulfilled.

63. Brown and Dell (1987; Dell & Brown, 1991) tested how Addressees’ needs affect utterance planning by hav-

64. Four observers evaluated the Comprehensibility of utterances produced by 41 deaf young adults, using a nine-point rating scale.

65. Goal- Augmentatively or verbally, Student will request objects or activities using 2-3+ word utterances in 80% of opportunities

66. The use of a carefully structured finite-state grammar allows all the utterances to be specified ahead of time.

67. Bias is so pervasive that hardly a sentence in normal speech lacks it, and many utterances contain little else.

68. Xoxo, Belén Abrazos An interjection is a short utterance that expresses emotion, hesitation, or protest (e.g

69. Sperber and Wilson suggest that the effect achieved by such an utterance can be termed a poetic effect.

70. Constative (plural Constatives) (linguistics) An utterance relaying information and likely to be regarded as true or false

71. Into all the earth their measuring line has gone out, and to the extremity of the productive land their utterances.” —Psalm 19:1, 4.

72. (Matthew 4:4) Jehovah’s utterances are recorded in his Word, the Bible, and they are “beneficial for teaching, for reproving, for setting things straight.”

73. A current debate in psycholinguistics concerns how speakers take Addressees' knowledge or needs into account during the packaging of utterances

74. “Into all the earth their measuring line has gone out, and to the extremity of the productive land their utterances.”

75. Apothegms old collections of secular narrative literature, containing witty utterances or edifying stories about incidents from the lives of famous people

76. Contextualism describes a collection of views in philosophy which emphasize the context in which an action, utterance, or expression occurs, and argues that, in some important respect, the action, utterance, or expression can only be understood relative to that context.

77. The interpretation of an utterance involves the integration of information across different levels of linguistic description and across time.

78. Lexical access is not an autonomous process which a central processor can direct towards any part of the utterance.

79. 15 Consistent testing Implicit in the anecdote about the sore head was the need to test the utterance.

80. These claim to speak in God’s name, but most of their utterances are not based on the Scriptures, and what they say is basically worthless.