Sentence examples for statement as one from inspiring English sources
Lincoln was more explicit; the Second Inaugural Address, delivered March 4, 1865, is about as strong a statement as one could imagine of divine reward and punishment on the biblical model.
Described by Oscar producers Craig Zadan and Neil Meron in a statement as "one of the greatest voices in pop music and one of the best performers of her generation," Pink joins a pop-focused telecast that already features U2, Pharrell Williams, Idina Menzel and Karen O. Pink is booked for what the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is describing as a "highly anticipated moment".
Mr. Schwartz described the statement as "one of the best corporate documents ever".
The Waziriyah plant, run by a state-owned company called Al Karama, was described in the statement as "one of Iraq's principal missile development sites".
"If they are presenting welfare in this statement as one homogeneous figure, it includes a lot of welfare spend that most people in the country agree with.
That sense of moral outrage is understood to feature in his personal statement as one of his motivating factors in turning to WikiLeaks.
In fact, former FCC Chairman Michael Powell quoted these 'commitments' in his statements as one of the primary reasons to close the networks.
Thanks to the inconsistencies in their statements, a lack of corroborative evidence to support them, and the fact that some witnesses had modified their statements — as well as one key witness had expressly retracted his original statement incriminating those who'd been detained — Sayyed was released without charge.
Do you feel that you're making a political statement as well as a personal one by being so out and proud about single motherhood?
Mary Jo White, the United States attorney for the Southern District of New York, praised Mr. O'Neill in a statement Friday as "one of the unsung heroes in our nation's efforts to combat terrorism in the United States and around the world".
That the two do not coincide is clear from the fact that one may use an expression in accordance with its meaning, and yet make a false statement, as when one has a false belief about the world (McGinn 1984, Millar 2002, 2004: 160 175; Moore 1954/1955: 308; Sellars 1956: 166, Buleandra 2008: 180, Fennell 2013: 69).
