Sentence examples for looking to make a statement from inspiring English sources

"The black vote is looking for a winner and they are not looking to make a statement about race.

Maybe, if you're looking to make a statement (but not have wild success), symbols do speak louder than words.

*Peter Pilotto This duo's mineral prints and unusual futuristic shapes are a favourite with fashion industry insiders looking to make a statement.

"When we're in the driver's seat, and we're up three-nothing, we're looking to make a statement there, and that's what we're looking for tomorrow".

"I think the Hells Angels were looking to make a statement after getting beaten around in Long Island," Mr. Mathews said.

For celebrities looking to make a statement, Tesla promises that its E.V. sports car will hit the streets sometime this year.

Nathan Cleverly feels WBO world light-heavyweight title challenger Shawn Hawk is a perfect opponent as the Welshman looks to "make a statement" in America.

"I wasn't looking to make a public statement," she told me.

For top-tier artists looking to make a grand statement, there remains no place like Coachella.

"I think it was looking to make a political statement and feeling an unwillingness to defend something that he thought was wrong.

They didn't want to spend a lot of money, nor, Ms. Leonhart said, "were we looking to make a fashion statement with our wedding".