Sentence examples for has been a statement from inspiring English sources

There has been a statement roughly every 18 to 24 hours since last Monday".

"I am delighted there has been a statement from Lord Ashcroft, Govee said as he laughed nervously.

"Building and maintaining unit cohesion and command has been a statement of his career," said Kellyanne Conway, counselor to the president.

The only news since has been a statement by her captors that they would like to swap her for some imprisoned guerrilla commanders.The author's plight hangs over this memoir, which first appeared in French last year.

And the fact remains playing for England has been a statement of active rather than passive sporting nationality for England's youthful mixed-heritage players – a state of affairs that makes them either more or less committed to the cause depending on how empurpled your view is of such issues.

The only general opinion on anything which, in her books, she has put on record has been a statement about her craft of prose fiction, and I may quote it — from the foreword to which I have referred — as more to the purpose than anything that the present critic could say.

The sales have been a statement of lack of intent.

And according to the FT Alphaville post linked above, a second reason may have been a statement by Fitch that a US downgrade is less likely.

"It's just that I said things very forcefully when the fact is there should have been a statement afterward, a 'but' kind of thing".

Speaking on BBC Newsnight, Conservative Chief Whip Michael Gove said the comment had been a "statement of the bleeding obvious".

Afterward, he said, "I guess it could have been a statement we were sending.