Sentence examples for statement intact from inspiring English sources

"My journey in London that so often ended up in my uncle's kitchenette could be seen like a journey Telemachus had made, with all the spoof elements of that statement intact.

In May 1997, after several years of avoiding the issue, the American Medical Association said, in an extremely rare public-policy statement, that intact D&X was never "the only appropriate procedure..."...

The survival plot is supportive of the statement that intact PCs may be associated with a lower risk of AG.

This is higher than for the iHOP set, but on the other hand iHOP contains about ten times more published statements than IntAct and DIP.

In other words, if arousal stems only from the affective content of the individual words in the statements used, and not from the meaning implied by the sentence as a whole, then scrambling the order of the words in these same statements should result in equivalent levels of arousal as when the statement is semantically intact.

That the difference was not entirely eliminated was likely due to the fact that all scrambled statements still contained all the elements of grammatically intact statements, and so propositional meaning may sometimes have been inferred by automatic reordering of words.

In the case of the semantically intact statements, we replicated the significant impact of item believability onto their rated valence as found in Experiment 1, again with believable content being rated as more positive (M = 4.23, SE = 0.09) than unbelievable content (M = 4.02, SE = 0.07), F 1, 19) = 11.86, p <.005, d = 0.38.

And the most important measure of business efficiency and economic potential, productivity growth, "appears to be largely intact," the statement said.

They do not depend entirely upon it, however, since even the scrambled affectively charged statements are still rated as more negative and more arousing than both the scrambled and intact neutral statements (i.e., they are both also influenced by the individual affectively charged words even when not embedded in a complete sentence).

Additional instructions were then given, that half of the statements would be semantically intact (such that their meaning could be understood) and the remaining half would be scrambled (such that the order of the words would be mixed up and, thus, the propositional meaning obscured).

On Thursday, his wife, Susan Schneider, said in a statement that Williams' sobriety was intact as "he struggled with his own battles of depression, anxiety as well as early stages of Parkinson's disease, which he was not yet ready to share publicly".