Sentence examples for recent words of from inspiring English sources

In the recent words of European Union president Donald Tusk: "The spectre of a breakup is haunting Europe".

I choose therefore to close this decade in defense of a flawed America and to echo the recent words of Barack Obama: "There has been no Third World War.

The more O'Donnell is vilified, the bigger the star she becomes, and the more she can reinforce the Tea Party's preferred narrative as "a spontaneous and quite anarchic movement" (in the recent words of the pundit Charles Krauthammer) populated only by everyday folk upset by big government and the deficit.

This echoed the recent words of one Birmingham bin worker, who was quoted in a socialist newspaper as saying, "The Labour leadership need to come down here so they can see what the hell is going on".

"We appreciate the many statements from Catholic leaders defending the human dignity of all lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people, especially the recent words of Pope Francis: 'If someone is gay, who searches for the Lord and has good will, who am I to judge?'" the letter said.

The recent word-of-mouth is that Stanford University recognized her talents by admitting her last month on early decision.

I mean, yes, Brock Turner's laughable prison sentence is the most insulting thing to women since that truly horrifying blog post on how to harass headphone-wearing gals who are clearly trying to avoid a conversation and/or the most recent words out of Donald Trump's mouth.

Perhaps, as their recent words suggest, some members of Iran's government understand mutually assured destruction and seek to mitigate irreversible political and economic tensions.

The most recent word in party circles, some of the insiders said today, is not only that Mr. Zeng may receive the No. 2 spot but that Li Ruihan, who is a current member of the Standing Committee but a bitter rival of Jiang Zemin, will be forced to retire.

On both sides of the divide, recent words and images from the other side have proved shocking, bringing back old memories and adding new twists.

Or maybe what the late William F. Buckley said of someone else: "He is a man of his most recent word".