Sentence examples for beginning with a statement from inspiring English sources
Beginning with a statement of the obvious that a weaker dollar is good for American exports Mr Snow went on to downplay the dollar's recent fall as a "fairly modest realignment of currencies".
Beginning with a statement of principle both makes clear the speaker's intent and inoculates against all the slippery-slope arguments used by the N.R.A. and the elected officials in its employ or fearful of its power: "My view on guns reflects one simple principle: that our gun laws should guarantee the rights and freedoms of all law-abiding Americans.
Without specifically addressing Mr. Limbaugh (whom he said he enjoys), Mr. Smith said: "An unreasonable comment to me is beginning with a statement that is contrary to fact and moving on from that premise: 'Barack Obama is not a citizen; he is a Muslim looking to take down the nation.' When you begin with that premise, you are out of bounds".
But the first of the four books of the Prolegomena is a "Metaphysics of Knowledge," beginning with a statement of "The Spiritual Principle in Knowledge and in Nature," which argues for a form of idealism both epistemological and ontological, and Green's posthumous works also included a set of lectures on Kant in which he engaged quite directly with Kant's form of idealism.
Declaratives are sections beginning with a statement which specify the errors to handle.
The admission was tortured, beginning with a statement that he was being treated for "exhaustion," then for a mood disorder, and finally for bipolar disorder.
The Commons debate on News Corporation has just begun with a statement from Ed Miliband, the leader of the opposition Labour Party.
Budgeting is a part of the total planning activity of the firm, so it must begin with a statement of the firm's long-range plan.
The poem begins with a statement of fact: that the observer cannot know what the missing head of the Greek statue looked like.
