Sentence examples for a statement that may from inspiring English sources

"I think the way he is playing Luke deserves to be the No 1," said Martin Kaymer, with a statement that may surprise Westwood.

Days later, though, their spokesman denied any involvement, a statement that may have been prompted by fears that their early claim of ownership of Mr. Shahzad might result in a direct attack on the North Waziristan enclave by the Americans, or the Pakistanis.

Garrone describes Basile's tales as epitomising "that blend between the real and fantastic which has always characterised my artistic endeavours", a statement that may surprise fans of the director's most celebrated work, Gomorrah, an unflinchingly "realist" portrait of Neapolitan crime and corruption.

("Lobb makes bespoke as well as we do," says Catherine Sardin, director of marketing and communications, a statement that may be a milestone in candor).

Without a big study examining the effectiveness of microcredit, that's a statement that may be based more on faith than on anything else.

These assessment factors are nevertheless presented as representing a "widely agreed level of conservatism", a statement that may lead to misunderstandings of what is achieved by using them in a risk assessment.

He continues with a mission statement that may come as a surprise to the company's critics.

Zoe Anderson, Independent, 2007 "Ratmansky has said that he wants the Bolshoi to remain true to its own style – a politic statement that may also be heartfelt.

Ratmansky has said that he wants the Bolshoi to remain true to its own style — a politic statement that may also be heartfelt.

Another video, said to be from the Syrian city of Jabla on Friday, showed demonstrators marching in face-covering hoods the colors of the Syrian flag, a dramatic statement that may have pointed to the protesters' patriotism, their fear of the authorities, or perhaps some combination of the two.

Screening DuVernay's thought-filled The 13th, helps NYFF make a social/political and cultural statement that may resonate for years.