Sentence examples for spot statements from inspiring English sources
Rather, the trick is to spot statements that deserve extra scrutiny, such as a denial made while shaking one's head a moment longer than usual, she says.Critics caution that movements can be rehearsed to mislead.
HuffPost spotted statements from just four GOP members of Congress, all in support of Trump's move.
While the spot flashes statements like "Stronger at home" and "Respected in the world," it shows Mr. Kerry on the hustings: shaking hands with a veteran; helping a little girl at a computer; addressing small crowds of voters outdoors and bigger ones indoors, sometimes in front of huge American flags (at least one flag appears in 8 of the 22 shots in the ad).
The nonlogo logo is a plain white spot, a statement against corporate branding.
As Burnham told Obama: "[He] may be guilty of an on-the-spot inaccurate statement, and a lack of knowledge of international travel, but he is no hardened criminal.
(Shout out to WinMobile.se for spotting the statement first).
The new arrangement had been reported previously by 9to5Mac after they spotted a statement by the Fuzhuo City municipal government asserting that Apple had moved some of its iCloud data to China Telecom's servers.
Domenic Denicola: Client-Side Packages I have a soft spot for controversial statements delivered fearlessly.
The remainder of the book attempts to empower investors by showing them how to uncover hand grenades in financial statements, spot shady connections on company boards and not get ripped off by brokers.
Effective boards will give you the latitude to prove it if you can show competence in these four "statements". Spot new market and brand expansion-opportunities, and present a "make or buy" framework.
He's one of those people who can spot a meaningless statement or an argument that doesn't work, and relentlessly mine it for first-class comedy, whether he's dealing with the ethics of muggers or the racial casting policies of Midsomer Murders.
