Sentence examples for statements of that from inspiring English sources

"General statements of that kind – concerning what is 'commonly reported' or 'often seen' – were made repeatedly," Bettman wrote on page 20 of the report.

"If I were to be more involved in making statements of that kind, I would have had to do that very accurately and investigate everything I planned to say to make sure it was correct and proper," he said.

To Brand's credit, he's since refined the clumsy, somewhat narcissistic statements of that Paxman interview into a sustained activist practice – appearing at demonstrations as well as consciousness-raising events around the globe.

In other words, what descriptions of a person constitute statements of that person's obligation-generating roles and which do not?

5. 'Invariantism' and its cognates are due to Unger (1984): one is an invariantist (with respect to a given class of statements) just in case one rejects contextualism (with respect to statements of that class).

Performing the opera in English is the most obvious statement of that.

Though, of course, just the statement of that thought is a kind of rewriting.

Today, however, his re-statement of that 1994 piece displays the courage of a mature choreographer.

Below is a copy of their signed statement of that commitment, the "Oxford Consensus 2013," in English and Chinese.

"It's been a quantum shift and Geoghegan moving over to Hong Kong is a statement of that".

Yet each new statement of that phrase gets more strange and the three-note figure is repeated obsessively.