The phrase "none of the statements" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that none of the statements being referred to are true or valid. Example: None of the statements made by the witness could be verified by the evidence.
None of the statements in court here today or yesterday appeared decisive.
"None of the statements included are indicative of radicalisation; rather they are a list of factors, which when seen in combination, may be suggestive of extremism.
It supports none of the statements I questioned; in fact it strongly contradicts her claims about the health effects of radiation.
And this, I realise, is the thing about People Just Do Nothing: almost none of the statements they make are serious.
But none of the statements until now have addressed the important question of Mr. Castro's future as Cuba's president, a position he has held for nearly five decades.
None of the statements about the crisis in the official Iranian news media on Friday offered a hint of any new solutions to the crisis or suggested that the government was willing to compromise on the nuclear program in exchange for reduced sanctions.
Now we are told that none of these statements was worth the paper it was written on.
"You are getting so skinny!" "Have you lost weight?" "What diet are you on and how can I get on it?" Here's the rub: None of those statements are in any way a compliment.
Referring to the lawmakers' comments, Mr. Lunner said, "None of those statements would be inconsistent with what the secretary's been saying.
None of these statements is seditious, in the usual sense, in that none of them advocated the government's overthrow.Yet Malaysia's sedition law is almost comically broad.
Jim Willett, 63, a retired Walls Unit warden, said none of the 89 statements he heard from 1998 to 2001 changed his support for the death penalty.
