Abbey Theatre, Dublin How many layers can you find in a single utterance?

She matched Dowd's single utterance with a word of her own: "Dowd."

It wasn't just Clem speaking, but Tay as well: two voices and a single utterance.

By this single utterance contending peoples and kindreds will attain the light of true unity.

But has he ever quickened the nation's pulse or stirred its heart by a single utterance?

At issue is whether the FCC can find that a single utterance can violate its indecency rules.

A single word might put the criminal on guard, and a single utterance may delay the triumph of justice.

This single utterance spoke more eloquently to both men than the most elaborate arrangement of sentences could have done.

What a volume of human depravity was opened on my sight, by that single utterance of this wretched mother.

There has never been a single utterance of the National Executive Committee quoted by the Left Wing to support these slanders.

If that be true, this charge of General Butler's is the most disgraceful single utterance that ever came from American lips.

This single utterance marked the beginning of Brook's legendary, cultish status as one of the most important theatre directors of the 20th century.

After a shocking moment passed without a single utterance from either of her brothers, she fisted her hands and stormed for the door.

It was the single outbreak, the single reproach, that escaped from him-thesingle utterance by which he ever quoted his services to France.

And yet there is not in the whole book a single opinion, a single utterance, which can be laid to the account of the author.

The confession which is to be thus rewarded, like the denial opposed to it, is, of course, not merely a single utterance of the lip.