Sentence examples for little statements from inspiring English sources

Occasionally, he muttered to himself, little statements that no one but he heard.

"I think this cycle is becoming interesting because it's becoming puerile and infantile with this parsing of little statements, while we ignore $16 trillion of debt and unemployment," Mr. Tyler said.

The best way of pushing [the world] in a direction that you want is to make the change yourself rather than go to food conferences and make little statements that people don't really care about".

That's not a shocking statement, but given the limited access that Google offers investors (see: "Reading Google's Tea Leaves"), little statements can take on an outsized importance.

Over time, the way the big, and the little, statements work in tandem could be refined.

Mr. Trump said he watched Mr. Romney give a speech, "and it was all these little trivial statements".

For Yuvraj, it was another important little statement to make.

There is little guiding idea, little statement of the specific ways in which this might be a place like no other.

Garitano has expressed his support for the idea of Basque independence before, he was not doing so here: there is little threat, little statement, in speaking Basque to a Basque TV channel after a football match, in replying to a question in the language in which it was asked.

But it becomes a little statement: just know I am slightly different…" Kwei-Armah, the multi-talented playwright and actor and critic and political activist, came to Baltimore having been invited to become artistic director of the state theatre here, Center Stage, the kind of offer he never received in Britain.

When you are interviewed... and I must have had 50 or 60 people interviewing me today... it is virtually impossible not to come out with some little statement or some word that is wrong.