Sentence examples for statement of what he from inspiring English sources

The problem had been greatly complicated by Müller's statement of what he called the law of specific nerve energies.

He came up with a statement of what he later called "intelligent patriotism," designed to counteract some of the nation's most divisive and ­reactionary impulses.

Treasury officials raised eyebrows at the Deputy Prime Minister's unusually public statement of what he wanted to see in the March Budget.

Daniel, who is now a senior, plans to stand up in his sociology class and make a statement of what he believes.

Obama gave concrete reasons to a college student why there would be more job opportunities when he graduated, explained the arithmetical implausibility of Romney's tax plan, and offered a detailed statement of what he had done to improve the economy.

The way a man reacts to a glass of whiskey thrown in his face by a woman or to being caught out in a bluff may be a better guide to how he will handle himself in office than any prepared statement of what he would do in a hypothetical emergency.

Mr. Barak's statement urging consideration of what he and many Israelis call "unilateral actions," without offering any specifics, echoed an emerging chorus of political leaders, analysts and intellectuals who have said that Israel needs to put in effect its own settlement to the Palestinian crisis.

He went on to say, "I mean, everything that's happened to him in the year, I think this is going to be his big statement, in terms of what he's feeling and what he's living through right now".

Homeland Security Secretary John F. Kelly, in a Thursday statement, condemned the rise of what he called "apparent hate-inspired attacks and harassment against individuals and communities," calling them "unacceptable".

In 1930, Westminster's agents obtained statements from former servants of what he termed his "bugger-in-law", testifying to his peccadilloes; confronted with this evidence, Beauchamp resigned and fled into exile.

The speech, which hinted at a possible response, was closed to reporters, but Mr. Lieberman's office issued a statement afterward with a partial text of what he said.