Sentence examples for statement caused from inspiring English sources

Bindi's statement caused a sensation.

That statement caused an uproar in Europe.

The statement caused international embarrassment and was swiftly condemned by the mother party.

(This statement caused John McCain, then a candidate for the presidency, to reject Hagee's endorsement).

That statement caused a sensation not only because of the offices Burg held but also because of his ambitions.

That statement caused a barrage of caustic criticism on Internet chat rooms and reactions ranging from outrage to resignation among people across the country.

This statement causes his audience to roar with approval.

Appearing on NBC on Sunday, he said he had initially wanted to say blood was coming out of Kelly's eyes and nose, but then decided he "wanted to move on to the next statement", causing to say "her wherever".

In the above fragment, the ELSE associates with the    statement instead of the    statement, causing a bug.

He later cleared the air after his statements caused an uproar online.

The slightest flaw, real or imaginary, in his companion's statements, caused in him intellectual indignation of the most intense kind.