Sentence examples for statement that emerged from inspiring English sources

He may be mocking his immediate ancestors on the American art stage a little, but what matters is the positive visual statement that emerged.

The statement that emerged from the meeting of Arab oil-producing countries in Kuwait on Wednesday was so ambivalent that western experts were unsure about what the Arabs are actually up to.

There is reason for skepticism, particularly after reports that the group had developed its own paper currency earlier this year were quickly debunked — but a statement that emerged Thursday that is said to have been issued by the terrorist group's treasury appears to substantiate the notion.

The picture that emerged from our informants' statements was unanimous.

It was his second statement in a week on the subject of abuse by priests, and came in the thrum of episcopal outrage, mea culpas and policy statements that have emerged in recent months to answer constant media reports about the abuse and, in some cases, what seemed to be efforts by the church to cover up the abuse.

The chief executive, Jeffrey R. Immelt, said in a statement that G.E. had emerged from the recession a stronger company.

The constant comparative method is comprised of four stages: 1) comparing incidents (participant statements) applicable to each theme that emerges from the data, 2) integrating themes and their properties, 3) delimiting the theory arising from the themes, 4) and reporting the theory [36].

She said in a statement that part of what emerged from her analysis was that there was no single pattern and that the stereotypical "profile" of a child sex offender was elusive.

Gary H. Schoenfeld, chief executive of PacSun, said in a statement that the company has emerged from bankruptcy "stronger and more competitive".

But following the government statement, it emerged that no interviews would take place.

But it has now become a legal headache too: before Apple issued its statement, news emerged that Greenlight Capital, a hedge fund run by David Einhorn, a noted activist investor (pictured), had sued the company because it believed Apple was planning a move that would effectively prevent the tech firm from issuing preferred shares.