Sentence examples for be a simple statement from inspiring English sources

It can be a simple statement saying that you were fully covered by insurance at the time and that you are trying to resolve the matter.

It should be a simple statement, or a series of statements, that incorporate different assurances that charities want to offer their supporters.

The most that we could accept - and, likely, the most that could be achieved - would be a simple statement referring to the obligations in the treaty itself, including Article 21, but without interpretation.

"The National is the Parochial" wrote the great Scottish poet Tom Leonard in a banner-style verse that appeared in a recent anthology of Scottish Writing on the referendum, Unstated, showing how shifty words can be – a simple statement dressed up as something which, although it looked like a political poster on the page, was in fact the very opposite of a patriotic rallying cry.

Alan Miller's article, "Soka Catches Park Supporters Off Guard" (Times, Aug. 1) seemed to be a simple statement of facts, but I found it not only to have a subtle point of view but, in fact, a racist one.

It should be a simple statement, rather than a list of support; that's what the rest of your paper is for!

"It was a simple statement, but I never forgot it".

In 1961, that was a simple statement of fact.

The floating basketballs are a simple statement of faith.

Not so: it was a simple statement of fact.

But the headline was a simple statement of fact.