Sentence examples for been statements from inspiring English sources
noun
A declaration or remark.
Not that there haven't been statements about the talks.
statements on the war in Indo-China have been statements of a public-relations man.
Particularly striking since the elections have been statements by priests, including those of Father Uminsky, published by Pravmir, a Russian Orthodox news Web site.
"The person I am thinking of was a friend of the journalists, drinking pal, and was a clever lawyer and forbade them to go and see the evidence, or there have been statements reporting that this person forbade people to go and report to Mrs Brooks or James Murdochh)." Mr Crone said in a statement after the hearing that Mr Murdoch "could only" be referring to him.
"There haven't been statements from overseas linking this to extremist groups outside the country — that is quite positive," said Charles Knight, lecturer in the Department of Policing, Intelligence and Counter Terrorism at Australia's Macquarie University.
There have been statements made throughout the history of the United States of America that have served in defining a nation bound together by certain beliefs, ideals, that forged a pathway, a blueprint for what it means to be free, and united in such cause.
His objects were statements.
These are statements of despair".
They are statements of intent, not obligation.
The teamsheets were statements of strategic intent.
