Sentence examples for countless statements from inspiring English sources

The Singapore press published countless statements and letters by Mr Chee.

He has broadcast countless statements that would sink any other candidate.

Fast forward three hours, countless statements from country observers and NGOs, and a lot of hot air, until finally a little commonsense awoke (a rare occurrence in the UN building) in the words of Gibreil Hamid, speaking on behalf of UN watch.

And yet, somehow, no matter how long and committed her earnest public service, she was less trusted than Trump, a flim-flam man who cheated his customers, investors, and contractors; a hollow man whose countless statements and behavior reflect a human being of dismal qualities — greedy, mendacious, and bigoted.

We're so grateful for the countless statements of support and offers to help and participate, and we're so fortunate to have attracted such an extraordinary leader and innovator as Atul," added Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase, in his statement.

But McCain has had more of these statements that I'm certain he wishes he could take back, and as he continues to hold Town Hall meetings, there will be countless statements that come back to haunt him.

"In my separate statement to the Triennial Review Order and in countless other statements during my seven years at the Commission, I have emphasized that 'broadband deployment is the most central communications policy objective of our day'.

"She has made countless public statements about what she knew, and how she took action to correct the problem once it was portrayed to her".

Since 1999 leaders in London and Cardiff have made countless ministerial statements, announced hundreds of initiatives and done plenty of tinkering with structures and management in the Welsh and English health services.

Other critics (Kania 2005, Stecker 2005) believe Davies provides insufficient grounds for the adoption of a highly revisionary ontological doctrine that gives the lie to countless ordinary statements about works of art, such as "the Mona Lisa can be seen at Le Louvre".

WASHINGTON — Last Thursday, the night before he left the White House, Tommy Vietor issued the last of countless carefully worded statements about a foreign-policy flare-up, this one deploring an inflammatory remark about Zionism made by Turkey's prime minister.