11.   A third came in several stirring public utterances, a surprising development for a president who has often seemed rhetorically challenged.

12.   But not for Graham, who seems to at least refer to the case in every public utterance.

13.   But the urge has also mutated into a zealous campaign to sanitize public utterances, intimidating anyone who might wish to drag sensitive subjects into the open.

14.   Careful not to get too far ahead of public opinion, Clinton seeks to crystallize and nudge it gently in his public utterances.

15.   David K. Hardy did not respond to a request for an interview from the Globe, and is known as a man of few public utterances.

16.   Former Sen. John Danforth, R-Mo., said that given the legal imperatives facing Bush, it makes sense for him to limit his public utterances.

17.   Gingrich purposely kept a low profile Tuesday, avoiding reporters and avoiding any public utterances about the situation.

18.   He treats public utterances with the same repugnance he has for turnovers in the clutch.

19.   In North Korea Kim seemed, at least in every public utterance, to be nothing short of a god.

20.   In recent days, the very famous Jennifer Lopez and the not-so-famous Sarah Silverman have sparked mini-controversies with their public utterances.