Sentence examples for only a statement of from inspiring English sources

Lloyd George Knew My Father was not only a statement of fact, but the Queenie's favourite choon.

This admission was not only a statement of fact but a gesture from the leader of a mighty nation acknowledging the standing a smaller foe had earned.

I.M.F. officials held two weeks of meetings in Zimbabwe in mid-March that yielded only a statement of concern about the deepening of the crisis.

In the United States the courts contended that laws concerning testimony on matrimonial communications contained only a statement of the common law.

If a disqualification is imposed, or if the claimant is declared ineligible for one or more weeks, he must be given not only a statement of the period of disqualification or ineligibility and the amount of wage-credit reductions, if any, but also an explanation of the reason for the ineligibility or disqualification.

One of them, "Shaping the World for 100 Years to Come," was not only a statement of Reagan's political philosophy and abhorrence of nuclear weapons, but also a window into how he wrote his commentaries; much of the commentary was a restatement of his extemporaneous speech at the Republican Convention.

It was intended not only as a statement of fact but as a general affirmation of principle: in this bloody war, in the red zones, there was really no such thing as a civilian.

This was his chance to not only make a statement of intent but also to make the signing that would ensure the temporary shift in Manchester's balance of power would be swiftly corrected.

His new château at Vaux le Vicomte would not only be a statement of his achievement, but also launch a splendid new era for the country.

The recapitulation starts only with a statement of the second phrase of the movement's theme, which is in the dominant.

Reuters quoted a source close to the Scottish government as saying that Sturgeon and others were not discouraged by the EC's response, which they took only "as a statement of fact".