Sentence examples for statement about the fact from inspiring English sources

"It helped make a performance statement about the fact this is a $22,000 Italian performance car.

It feels like a timely statement about the fact that ceramics can be used to convey contentious political messages.

Jeremy Cook, chief economist at foreign exchange company, World First, said: "The most important thing about the ECB press conference is the statement about the fact that they may undertake outright open market operations, ie buying of peripheral debt to reduce yield pressures, which were described as unacceptable.

When Phyllida Lloyd directed women-only productions of Julius Caesar (2012) and Henry IV (2014) at the Donmar, she was making a political statement about the fact that theatre itself, though the most humanly representative of the artforms (in that it involves people doing and speaking in front of other people) rarely accurately represents the Britain that it purports to show.

"I think if you look at the enthusiasm at the grass-roots level, the people who are supporting me, the people who are Republicans and Democrats and independents, the people who are willing to cross party lines, the people in this room who are elected Democrats who are supporting me, I think that makes a huge statement about the fact we do have momentum, that we are going to win this race".

"I picked that song and Bert's death during the moon landing from the beginning of the season to make a statement about the fact that this has been a striving for success on Don Draper's part in a very new way," creator Matthew Weiner said in an interview with Denise Martin at Vulture.

Looking weary but speaking firmly, the 75-year-old president said he would issue a statement about the facts of the affair when the investigation was over.

In 1982, after his and Paradis's trials, Gibson signed an affidavit saying that, during his trial, "I deliberately lied in my statements about the facts so as to shift the guilt from myself to Donald M. Paradis.

In it, brief statements about the unarguable fact of man-made global warming are accompanied by long arguments about how greenhouse gas emissions, the main man-made cause, and temperatures have been higher in the (very distant) past, and by claims that impacts such as rising sea levels and the threat to polar bears have been distorted.

Possibly the most shocking thing about the lengthy statement is the fact that it managed to omit any mention at all of older people.

We walked down the corridor and ran into Al Sharpton, who was equally outraged, in his case about Schwarz's defiant statement and the fact that he had received only fifteen years in jail, instead of the maximum possible term of life.