Sentence examples for statement that makes from inspiring English sources

It is the kind of statement that makes liberal-minded readers recoil, almost instinctively.

It "got all the regulators more focused," he added the sort of statement that makes less showy officials scowl.

Mr Messham has tonight made a statement that makes clear he wrongly identified his abuser and has apologised.

William Curtis has the last word on the Luxembourg building: "It reaffirms," he has said, "that it is under statement that makes powerful art".

They will have a lovely lunch and then come out with a statement that makes the FA feel really small and naughty.

It's a qualifying statement that makes the rest of their pledge fairly difficult to interpret, because, well, what does it actually mean?

Mr. Ross said in his statement that making "The Hunger Games" was "the happiest experience of my professional life".

The administration told Congress that it would "welcome" a resolution of support, a carefully worded statement that made no concession that Congressional approval might be legally necessary.

Early in his presidency, he issued several signing statements that made relatively uncontroversial challenges.

Male politicians contribute to the problem, making statements that make light of rape or vilify rape victims' supporters.

Summoned before Congress, Wall Street bosses have made lawyerised statements that make them sound arrogant, greedy and unrepentant.