Sentence examples for notorious statement from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levy said his most notorious statement, seeming to complain about the widespread news coverage the killing received, was a comment on the attention given to immigration issues in Suffolk, not an attempt to minimize the crime.

And he will surely take it to Ryan on the issues of Medicare, tax cuts, and his statement yesterday that inner-city kids need to be taught "good discipline" and "character," as well as tie Ryan to Romney's notorious statement about forty-seven per cent of the country considering themselves "victims".

It was he who made the notorious statement that the Beatles were more popular than Jesus, and it was he who defied the wishes of the Beatles' managers during the group's final American tour, in 1966, by saying at a press conference that he did not like the war in Vietnam.

I am sitting here holding my knee so it won't jerk reflexively as we reconsider the notorious statement by William Johnson, the chairman of the Augusta National Golf Club, who is known as Hootie, that his private organization has no legal, social or moral obligation to accept women as members.

A predicate obeying the Tarski biconditionals can also be used to express what would otherwise be (potentially) infinite conjunctions or disjunctions, such as the notorious statement of Papal infallibility put 'Everything the Pope says is true'.

This time around, Pierson was defending her boss' most notorious statement of the debate, his refusal to say if he would accept the verdict of the American people if he should lose the election.

Some of the most notorious statements haven't even been "hot mic" overheard ones (though some have).

His aides were scrambling to contain any fallout from the "stuff happens" remark, which had immediately elicited a response from President Obama, and echoed one of the most notorious statements of the Bush Administration: Rumsfeld's declaration during the chaos in Iraq that "stuff happens".

When the cardinals issued a statement targeting "notorious" predatory priests, that notorious protector of predators, Cardinal Bernard Law, was hiding in a friend's apartment inside the Vatican.

One of the Obama administration's most notorious lies was the statement of current CIA Director and former counterterrorism adviser John Brennan, who claimed in June 2011 that there had not been a "single collateral death" caused by drones in 2010-2011.

Donald Trump is notorious for making controversial statements that set the internet on fire.