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RMS intoned gravely... he turned about on a heel and marched out...

Tim intoned the name and and fate of each company. The first five, as I recall, were as follows: 'dead, dying, bankrupt, probably won't make it, and not so good'."

He took me aside and in a fatherly way intoned "There's something you should know about this Linux". Where does one even begin?

Then the Wright brothers intoned: Not invented here. That was found crossed out in one of William Blum's manuscripts with these words written in red ink: "too inside baseball."

, intoned the researcher reverently." That little bottle - how does it know?"

I didn't like how the research intoned one thing, while the author wrote the mother was a maxs just for fun, and that she herself felt guilty about being a sats. that emotional reversal doesn't make sense.

I'm fairly sensitive to intonation, and have never heard it intoned in the manner you suggest. I think it's more likely that people parrot the sounds without thinking of the words and/or the meaning.

It's often infuriating how stuff doesn't transfer in text; I probably would have thought the comment was harmless and funny had it been aloud and intoned correctly. Anyways, no harm, no foul.

So I really don't care about what kind of baby advice they intoned, and I don't think parents should care either. Just keep the little bastard alive until it can move out on its own, so you can have a whole new world of worries to consider.

But Pam, so caring & knowing a thing or two about coaxing, hinted: “Mustard,” she intoned, “What about Pizza?” Quite wryly, Mustard’s face contorted.

Asking Barry Mazur in the hallway, he quite mystically intoned that everything is connected. That was the basis for the student approaching Nash in the library.

Fun tidbit for fans of music theory: EVH tuned the B string on his guitar slightly flat, to form a just-intoned interval with the G string. This allowed him to play distorted major chords without the associated discordant beating.

It's basically impossible to get a guitar intoned correctly over the fret board using straight frets because of the different string gauges. So it's not specifically meant for just intonation.

Some comments have intoned "it's not that bright," but from the article "It is expected to become the brightest object in the night sky for nine months" Can anyone shed some information on this? I know if someone made it difficult for me t oget my planned work done for the next nine months, my boss and I would be pretty ticked off.

And then the good and god-fearing folk of the world looked upon this, took notice of the consequences, nodded their collective heads wisely, and intoned solemnly: Man shall never fly.” – William Blum

Never in the history of the courts has a defendant's lawyer gotten up on his hind legs and intoned, "But your honour, the plaintiff was stupid," and had the case summarily dismissed. Naturally, one can make arguments about what precautions the user of some software ought to reasonably be expected to perform to avoid harm.

A House committee report solemnly intoned: "'WarGames' showed a realistic representation of the automatic dialing and access capabilities of the personal computer." ...

> Waving a 2-inch-thick printed version of the social network’s user agreement, Senator Lindsey Graham quoted a line from the first page, then intoned: “I’m a lawyer, and I have no idea what that means.” Anyone have a link to that document?

Best of all, these very serious people, having written very sagacious emails banning random parts of C++ and having intoned that horrible things happen if one allows non-local flow control, switch from their email clients to their editors and go on to write Python and Java! Somehow, exceptions are cripplingly unusable in C++ yet not worth writing home about when used in Python or Java.

>Sound had always been sacred to the Aryans—it was far more important to them than the meaning of these hymns—so when they intoned and memorized them, the priests felt possessed by a sacred presence If you went to a physical therapist and he told you to move your tongue/lips/lungs in certain specific motions, which happened to produce noises, you wouldn't judge the exercise by the semantic content of those noises. Maybe scripture should be thought of like that.

Using the earth as a resonant cavity, signals of electric conduition could be intoned and subsequently amplified by "striking" at the appropriate time and place on the globe, eventually saturating the well of the earth with such strong ambient electrical potential that anyone could stick an antenna into the ground and harvest electricity. Of course, no one has really demonstrated this yet, and these findings are based on my own research, but Tesla surely thought he was onto something and it does seem like a logical endpoint of wireless energy, that it would be freely and easily available anywhere on the planet.