Sentence examples for heard statements from inspiring English sources

"We have also heard statements in various capitals describing who is legitimate and who is not," Vitaly I. Churkin, the Russian envoy, told reporters.

Now I have heard statements, in the name of the Taliban, that they don't want to talk to the Afghan government or the Afghan high peace council.

The court heard statements from social workers and guardians made in the original hearing which described the mother's inconsistent responses to her children's "extremely challenging" behaviour.

It heard statements from experts and witnesses on how the Islamic Republic systematically crushed political and religious dissent in the decade following the 1979 revolution, executing 20,000 of its citizens.

Prior to sentencing, the court heard statements from British army officers that bomb blasts killing civilians in Baghdad occurred after truck bombs and other explosives had passed through checkpoints manned by security officers using the fake detectors.

The committee stage of the bill on Monday night heard statements from peers that "computer hacking" powers in the bill could allow the state to access a journalist's notes or video footage stored on their phone, or use its microphone as a bug.

Nonetheless, the H5N1 influenza threat is viewed with disturbing complacency; a frequently heard statement is "since the virus has not adapted to continuing human-to-human transmission by now, it is unlikely to do so in the future".

"We are cautiously optimistic after hearing statements from the palace," said Heather Barr, Afghanistan researcher at Human Rights Watch, which first raised concerns about the law.

When you hear statements like "people support Obama's climate change policies because... .. or "Democrats prefer the term 'global warming' because... .., you are seeing this bias.

"We are worried… we hear statements of representatives of the British government sounding a false alarm about the danger of a Romanian-Bulgarian invasion, which would destabilise the British society," it continues.

Language seems to support this thought: we routinely hear statements like "Hamlet is one of Shakespeare's most complex creations".