Sentence examples for statement more of from inspiring English sources

Though this has its general application, and its Shakespearean resonances, it nonetheless feels less of a universal statement, more of a self-diagnosis.

She might have tried to convince Murdoch he was wrongheaded, but in not using the Twitter @-reply function, Rowling made her statement more of a public rejoinder.

But the University of Haifa sociologist who directed it, Sammy Smooha, said the results were most likely statements more of protest than of belief.

1) During the second debate, in a statement more fitting of a corrupt dictator, Trump threatened to prosecute and jail his political opponent, Hillary Clinton if elected president.

As of its latest statement, more than 40% of its $59 million in assets are invested in just three stocks: eBay, Yahoo! and Expedia.

I don't consider this a political statement, more a statement of fact.

Some commentators here saw Mr. Olmert's statement more as a nonadmission of responsibility than as an outright denial.

In order to make this kind of intuitive statement more precise, one studies the information-theoretic properties of HDSs.

I must look a bit shocked because he concedes that last statement is more of a "detached view of things.

Not so much a political statement but more of an aesthetic and color palette.

That statement smacks more of expediency than contrition; a way to escape a felony charge for which he was scheduled to go on trial next week.