Sentence examples for statements left from inspiring English sources

Chávez's statements left him isolated.

The sports minister's statements left an air of apprehension.

Both Lord Robertson and the Bush campaign's statements left plenty of room for wrangling.

"Young artists worldwide are making fresh musical statements left and right, but are forced to do their own marketing campaigns, too, often when their main focus should be their creative output," Mr. Lundvall said in a statement released on Wednesday.

That and other statements left the Romney campaign to fend off questions about the candidate's views on that long-discredited accusation and whether he was willing to tolerate extreme views for his own political gain.

Samsung's statements left many customers confused, said Tuong Nguyen, a tech industry analyst with Gartner, "and that might have an impact on overall consumer confidence, especially since we're talking about a high-end device, their flagship phone".

Now, it is true that all these statements leave some wiggle room.

If such mealy-mouthed statements leave a bad taste, the reaction in Washington has been scarcely more palatable.

President Bush, in comparison to Mr. Bloomberg, tends to make very authoritative statements, leaving the impression that his thoughts are always correct and should not be challenged.

Indeed, if we take them together, the statements leave poor old Lambert with no prospect of ever getting the cello from me.

Although Tillerson said the strikes were limited in their aim, both Spicer and Nikki Haley, the U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, made statements leaving the door open for possible regime change.