Sentence examples for statements at all from inspiring English sources

I don't think they're looking at their statements at all".

In Language, Truth and Logic (1936), A. J. Ayer stated the emotivist thesis that moral sentences are not statements at all (see emotivism).

So said the 24-year-old assistant manager, who later told me he wasn't supposed to give any statements at all to the press, no matter how mundane.

But the fact that the Saudi's feel the pressure to make such statements at all feels politically significant in the year that the world has set itself the task of sealing a climate change deal.

It could be that theoretical scientific statements are not, despite appearances, genuine statements at all but rules of inference in disguise, so that the question of their truth (or falsehood) simply does not arise.

After being corrected several times immediately and for the record, perhaps inaccurate statements would cease, or perhaps no statements at all would be issued, which would be better than reading erroneous ones.

When Mossberg asked about the competition, Jobs noted that it was Google that decided to compete with Apple Applele didn't decide it was moving into the search business (he reportedly made similar statements at an internal all-hands meeting earlier this year).

Let there be peace for all' STATEMENT AT HIS INAUGURATION AS PRESIDENT OF SOUTH AFRICA AT THE UNION BUILDINGS, PRETORIA, 10 MAY 1994 Your Majesties, Your Highnesses, distinguished guests, comrades and friends.

There is no evidential basis in that statement at all".

And yet it's not a strong statement at all.

Frank's design is not an elitist statement at all.