Sentence examples for statements that made from inspiring English sources

Early in his presidency, he issued several signing statements that made relatively uncontroversial challenges.

In 1955, the injustice of the black experience was no longer news, and if Baldwin's warning drew attention it was overshadowed by the gentler yet more startling statements that made his work unique.

"After I decided not to run again I was told, for the first time, that a member of my staff believed I had made statements that made him feel 'uncomfortable,' " he wrote.

On Sunday, he headed out at sunrise for another early morning round of golf ("Do you guys always get up at 4 30?" the desk clerk at the genteel Colony Inn asked the reporters who must follow him there), followed by a quick church service and a few statements that made it clear that it would not disturb his trip if Israel made another strike against Hamas, the militant Palestinian group.

They were also given further statements that made the apparent contradiction seem reasonable.

Franken, Landrieu and Pryor offered statements that made arguments along the same lines.

"I suspect the statements that make people maddest are those they worry might be true".

"The statements that make people mad are the ones they worry might be believed," Graham writes.

Male politicians contribute to the problem, making statements that make light of rape or vilify rape victims' supporters.

Summoned before Congress, Wall Street bosses have made lawyerised statements that make them sound arrogant, greedy and unrepentant.

One wise move might be for both sides to refrain from public statements that make things worse.