Sentence examples for statements come from from inspiring English sources

Well, then where did these radical statements come from?

The most principled statements come from dead-enders, wafflers or hypocrites.

But among Unitarian-Universalists, power is vested at the grass roots, and official statements come from an annual assembly.

Under Amano, internal debates have generally not leaked, and he has centralised the organisation, insisting that most public statements come from his office.

Senior Bush aides in Austin kept a deliberately low profile, letting all public statements come from the lawyers and officials here in an apparent effort to put some distance between Mr. Bush and the wrangling.

The statements come from a posthumously published book entitled "Letter to the Islamophobia swindlers who play into the hands of racists", completed only two days before he was killed in the attack on the offices of the satirical magazine on 5 January this year.

This sensitivity may explain the harsher statements coming from Beijing.

The statements came from the ECB after a series of meetings with big players from the international financial community.

The most vivid statements came from Clayton Moultrie, an inmate who taped hours of conversations with Mr. Pelosi after contacting prosecutors.

The Brown family lawyers have previously discouraged people from believing certain statements coming from the Houston family, as they have not got permission to visit Bobbi.

Victim impact statements came from seamen, one of whom stressed that real-life pirates "are not Johnny Depps," a reference to "Pirates of the Caribbean".