I didn't learn about those statements until much later.
And those first public statements -- I should have been more careful about those statements.
How do you feel about those statements in general and in relation to your work?
Asked about those statements at a news conference yesterday, Mr. Gargano grew testy and denied that he had made them.
When asked about those statements, Mr. Gore said only this, "I wasn't shot at, but I was in areas where there was firing".
Asked in an interview about those statements, Mr. O'Neill said: "What I was trying to say is, and I believe he understood me, was that I was on the border".
Numbers are usually easy, but what about those statements that maybe just shade the truth a little by cherry-picking facts, or that require deeper research to determine what is correct?
When students write, they often transcribe rote statements learned since primary school without any substantive analysis of or critical thinking about those statements.
The headlines the next day were all about those statements and not the film he was there to promote.
