Sentence examples similar to every fourth statement from inspiring English sources

The student had even forgotten to change every first-person statement by the artist to third-person for her paper.

He laughs a little more than average – every fourth or fifth statement is broken by a big giggle – but other than that, he is not an obvious headturner.

He laughs a little more than average – every fourth or fifth statement is broken by a big giggle – but other than that, he is not an obvious headturner.

These principles are mapped to our second, third and fourth statements.

The second statement is nearer the truth.

That's the second statement.

That's a second statement.

His first statement is wrong.

The first statement is true; the second statement might be.

Now the second statement is simply to the effect that you believe the first statement.

The second statement is glaringly shortsighted.