Meanings of oracular utterance in English

A marvellous piece of music is consorted with this oracular utterance.

She strolled away after this oracular utterance, and Miss Clarkson went to breakfast.

But Red Tabs' oracular utterance had made everything clear to me.

Apollo at Delphi, through the oracular utterance of his priestess, pronounced Socrates the wisest of men.

Mr. Seward sometimes called attention to his position by an oracular utterance which he left the people to interpret.

This oracular utterance was confidentially delivered from the leathern chair at the writing-table, in an inner recess of Rachel's sumptuous sitting-room.

Hale does frown so when he makes one of his oracular utterances.

They didn't know Earth language and would take his words for oracular utterances.

Am I to take these as oracular utterances, Mr. Ulfheim?

Specimens of the oracular utterances of Fijian gods.

They also referred to the Premier's oracular utterances.

Nay, I begin to believe that even the future destiny of the human race is prefigured in the dark oracular utterances of bodily creation.

He wrote, as well as painted, artistic treatises, which were received as oracular utterances, and entirely deferred to in the schools of his day.

"Nature," as Leonardo says, "is the mistress of the higher intelligences"; and Goethe, in his most oracular utterances, recalls us to the same truth.