Sentence examples for statements seems from inspiring English sources
Yet Cuban's basic discomfort with the premise of the N.B.A. punishing someone for his private statements seems to remain.
Obviously, Merkel isn't a game theorist, but her low-key reaction to Trump's controversial statements seems to reflect a deep skepticism about anything he says and an eagerness to move on to concrete government-to-government dealings.
Following Austin's discussion, all utterances end up being performative, so that the contrast between them and statements seems to make no sense any more.
According to Tsongkhapa, and worked out in detail in his Essence of Eloquence, the given record of the Buddha's diverse statements seems to contain contradictions, so a reader must decide on criteria for interpreting them.
The "correct" response to statements seems at times to be completely arbitrary: an old lady might require aggressive badgering to reveal information, though by all appearances she is being truthful and forthcoming.
(From where comes the $4 million in savings? If the sites are being closed, isn't the money saved anyway?) Each of his statements seems to contradict the last".
His theocratic statements seem self-caricaturing.
But these statements seem tired today.
Her speeches and public statements seemed stiff and forced.
The two statements seem incompatible, and yet here we are.
In hindsight, those statements seem even more callous.
