Sentence examples for statement pronounced from inspiring English sources

The MUD's victory statement pronounced, "This is not the time for the new majority to crush a minority," at the same time as calling for dialogue.

She made a stoutly cheery statement, pronouncing herself "alive and kicking and happy as hell" at the reaction to its publication.

He seems to say "we are made clear" near the beginning of his statement, pronounces "president" as if it were written "pressident", refers to what sounds like a "serious of investigations" rather than a "series", and so on.

The Washington, D.C. based group Communities Advocating Emergency AIDS Relief issued a 30 November statement pronouncing itself "deeply concerned" by Price's nomination, not least because of his intent to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which has allowed full health insurance coverage for many more people living with HIV.

(As you might recall, in response to news that the American embassies in Egypt and Libya had been besieged, Romney issued a statement pronouncing that Obama was on the side of the US's enemies).

Anonymous statements pronounced King Fahd and his 30,000-strong family expelled from Islam.

Judicial records from 1997 made public in Italy last May revealed blood curdling statements pronounced by former mafia boss Carmine Schiavone.

It was clearly not a concession to the English pastoral tradition into which Moore had fitted so easily, but an architectural statement as pronounced as Chatsworth House itself.

"We regret any inconvenience this may cause you, and we thank you for your loyal patronage," the statement says, pronouncing the death of a long-forsaken emblem of American culture.

The statement should be pronounced as zhuh vay pyuh-teh.

Endorsement of these statements was most pronounced in the highlands among women married to husbands with less than 9 years of education and working in a non-agricultural setting (data not shown).