Sentence examples for statement should come from inspiring English sources

It's logical that this strong statement should come from a concert pianist.

Riotous for the first half hour, the movie is never not entertaining, but it seems like a bigger statement should come from it.

PhoneGnome: On the front of the box it says, "Make free calls," and, "No monthly fees". But these statements should come with giant asterisks.

A simple statement should get through them.

The pity is that an important statement on transatlantic relations should come from the fourth in line to the throne rather than from a member of the elected government.

E.g. "If the table is in the middle of an empty room, where no one can see it, is it still blue?" Eventually, you should come to a statement that the person has agreed to but that contradicts their original statement.

This statement lacks guidance on where funds should come from and on standardized criteria for performance standards.

Communications regarding strategic decisions and opportunities should come from Stanford Medicine (statements from the dean as well as from the CEO of the relevant hospital).

"NBRA's current radio ad is insulting to Marylanders and should come down immediately," the statement says.

"But this concern is working against their interests; they should come out with a clear statement" about Mr. Xi's whereabouts.

"These things have to be answered and Sir David Murray should come out and make a statement".