Sentence examples for statements of any sort from inspiring English sources

The hijackers, to be sure, left no statements of any sort.

"My client maintains that there were never bank statements of any sort shown to any reporter".

Puma, the sportswear company, last week announced that it would not support singers who performed songs with anti-gay lyrics or made "hate statements of any sort", following controversy over Buju Banton's appearance at an Olympics show it was sponsoring.

Ronn Torossian, a public relations advisor who managed the press for both Islam and Tulemaganbetov, initially wrote to the Guardian that Islam never furnished official documents to New York Magazine, as the publication claimed: "my client maintains that there were never bank statements of any sort shown to any reporter".

The draft settlement agreement included Mr. Lopez's name, as well as the names of the law firms involved, and it included broad confidentiality language which would bar the parties to the agreement from making "any statement of any sort" about the circumstances of the dispute or the terms of the agreement.

It is their chance to make a fashion statement, of a sort.

Let's say for the moment that Savage is a model gay person and has never made any statements to suggest any sort of homophobia or privilege that would load malicious meaning into his use of the term "faggot".

But the regulated marketplace is already abuzz with confessional statements of one sort or another.

See Leftow 1990, Davidson 1999, and Bergmann and Brower (2006) for statements of this sort of objection.

It is important, however, that statements of this sort be expressed in conditional fashion that is, that they link policy expectations to the evolving economic outlook.

No, I will not back that statement up with any sort of evidence, because if you're familiar with her work you already agree, and if you're not familiar with her work, that's your problem.