Sentence examples for clearest statements from inspiring English sources

For the physical sciences, it provided one of the first, and certainly the clearest, statements of the principle of the conservation of energy.

This evening, officials in Washington made their clearest statements about their views on a possible trip to the United States by Elian's father.

But today's comments by Mr. Tang and Mr. Lam were among the clearest statements yet that enough progress has been made in the talks for the timetable actually to be met.

WASHINGTON — After a week of shadowboxing, Senators Hillary Rodham Clinton and Barack Obama on Wednesday issued their clearest statements yet on the impasse over the disputed Florida and Michigan primaries.

One of the clearest statements on Presidential power, and the balance of power, came in an opinion by the Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson (he served from 1941 to 1954), who wrote, "While the Constitution diffuses power the better to secure liberty, it also contemplates that practice will integrate the dispersed powers into a workable government.

But in one of the clearest statements yet that the SNP could introduce a second plebiscite within the next Scottish parliament, she was booed by some parts of the audience when she said: "If the people of Scotland don't vote for a party with a commitment in a manifesto to a referendum, there won't be another referendum, that's the point I'm making.

The opening page of A Humument is perhaps the clearest statement of its creator's intent.

"It's the clearest statement we've seen so far of his power inside the system".

Their storefront in downtown Stockholm may be the clearest statement of their beliefs.

But this betrays a misreading of clear statements.

Clear statements about positions are needed to inform the public.