Sentence examples for statement of everything from inspiring English sources

In describing her students' poor writing — "its slipshoddiness and haste," "the almost complete lack of detail," the "grand, if ill-fitting, 'moral,' or allegorical interpretation" tacked on at the end — she arrives, via negativa, at a statement of everything she valued most in literature.

This movie can almost be read as a final victory statement of everything the evil capitalists, from Donald Regan to Robert Rubin, ever stood for, though Moore surely didn't intend it that way.

As can be concluded from the statements of returnees ("Everything is different"., "I cannot relate to the mentality anymore").

The malted sourdough and whipped bone marrow butter that kick off proceedings are a ballsy statement of intent, and everything that arrives afterwards – "bite", "small", "main" and "sweet" – will raise eyebrows and smiles in equal measure.

A confidential "Statement of Requirements" listed everything they wanted the tool to do: it would be secretly introduced to a phone or computer operating system, and would then "receive, record and playback the 'Product' retrieved from the third party".

As a mission statement, given the spirit of everything we had only just witnessed against New Zealand, it felt, well, unnecessary.

"In nutrition, there are no absolutes, only relative statements in the context of everything else someone eats," said Marion Nestle, a professor of nutrition at New York University and author of What to Eat, and Food Politics.

I think he [Graham] needs to explain what he said because when you make a statement like that they chop of everything before and in the middle".

It's so delicious.' I won't dwell on the fact that his counter was actually three words, but the ignorance of the statement said everything.

The closing statements were pretty much a rehashing of everything we'd heard before.

It's a statement of the bleeding obvious that everything would be different if Nicola Sturgeon hadn't redrawn the map, gobbling up Labour seats and vowing to lock the Tories out regardless.