| Yes, you can detect in her eyes the whirring of a mental ready reckoner, and hear in her utterances a ruthless self-censorship. |
| A word of warning, appellative names within the Society tend to be awarded by others often out of the recipient's own injudicious utterances. |
| The Chief Minister's belligerent attitude and his subsequent public utterances justifying his stance have only made matters worse for the Centre. |
| Nothing restores my faith in the simple power of reason better than the utterances of a man of God. |
| His answer attracted the sort of textual scrutiny that Kremlinologists used to apply to the utterances of Soviet leaders. |
| I have no idea what their thinking is at this moment in time other than by reading their own public utterances. |
