Sentence examples for carefully stated from inspiring English sources

Comey's letter was brief and, evidently, carefully stated.

The wars of the 18th century were legal procedures, fought over carefully stated legal royal claims to territory, and were justified by carefully formulated legal briefs.

A variety of fairly uncritical comments have acclaimed the Clinton speech as a wholesale endorsement of non-regulation (without examining its carefully stated caveats) and, for the China exposition, there's a brilliant comment by Rebecca MacKinnon.

So, I carefully stated what I was hearing: when you order something from Barnes & Noble that's "In Stock" and believe you're sending a gift that needs to arrive on time, and when you receive a confirmation that you order has been accepted and the shipping date had been confirmed, it actually means nothing at all.

Mr. Fresu began that song true to form, carefully stating its melody through a mute, but then he gradually pulled toward sprightlier cadences, soloing with an open horn.

The report carefully states: "The potential risk reductions from any of these actions for any individual woman will vary and may be modest".

However, the Bloomberg report carefully states only the high-end version of the upcoming iPhone is losing the home button, which jibes with other rumors from the past few months.

While carefully stating Bernie has a perfect right to continue in the primaries that remain, they assert that it is mathematically impossible for Bernie to win.

A Ramsey chronicle records that in the 1170s, the sword was still preserved in the royal treasury, although the chronicler carefully states the story "as is said" rather than as fact.

Despite the impromptu nature of the recording, he chose his words carefully, stating that he is happy and that something had "clicked" in the relationship, but avoiding any label about his sexuality and noting that he has dated and still fancies girls.

Exceptions will need to be granted in some cases, such as where proprietary, medical or other types of confidentiality must be preserved, but if so authors need to carefully state such exceptions upon submission, and reviewers and editors need to agree that such exceptions are reasonable.