Sentence examples for considerable understatement that from inspiring English sources

He reflected with considerable understatement that "it would not happen now".

In the question-and-answer session, Towfeek al-Yassari, the head of the national assembly's security committee, criticized Mr. Allawi for the weakness of the Iraqi forces, saying, with considerable understatement, that "this might be one of the reasons for the security violations".

On Thursday, Klein noted with considerable understatement that "it would be no simple task to go back and redo the pensions".

From being an understatement that now looks like an exaggeration.

This suggests that a considerable understatement for education may occur in stigmatized causes of death.

That is a considerable understatement.

Astounding as it may seem, the fact is that President Roosevelt's "one-third of a nation" was a considerable understatement; over two-thirds of us then lived below the poverty line, as is shown by the tables that follow.

That this came as something of a shock is a considerable understatement.

In the world of charity that normally would be an oxymoron, but for him it is a considerable understatement.

Infinite Patience Students of all ages and backgrounds study with Mr. Cowhick, whose faith in golf as a sport that almost anyone can learn sufficiently to enjoy makes him a teacher of considerable understatement and apparently infinite patience.

"It's obviously been well-documented that I have had some tough times personally off the field," he said with considerable understatement after potentially the most significant and timely innings of a long and character-building career.