Sentence examples for better to make a statement from inspiring English sources

It is better to make a statement with a bat than with a fist.

I'd go into further detail, but sometimes it's better to make a blanket statement.

Better to make a friend of decay.

Abraham told The Associated Press, "By tomorrow, when I investigate this a little further, I'll be in a better position to make a statement".

"As a person who came through the civil rights era, and was a leader of it, he should know better than to make a statement like that," said Jacque Patterson, a former managing director of the Federal City Council who lost to Barry in the primary.

And there is no better place to make a statement in dance music than at Club Space in downtown Miami.

"Those bigger, better brands who want to make a statement on the West Coast find that is a good place to do it," said Lynch, a principal at A&G Realty Partners.

What better way for the Met to make a statement about its support of gay human rights than at a night featuring the work of Tchaikovsky, whose life was destroyed out of shame and despair as a closeted gay man?

"It was essentially our championship was eight races out of 14, and if you run eight races, you had better win all eight races to make a statement".

I can think of no better time than Public Service Recognition Week for our leaders to make a statement to their employees -- well-intended, hard-working federal employees deserve resources to help them work in ethical cultures where integrity is a priority.

So she took this "amazing opportunity" to make a statement: "It's better to look strong and healthy".