Sentence examples for statements that only from inspiring English sources

Like Parry, Stanford strove for seriousness, and his competitive streak led him to emulate Sullivan not in comic opera, for which Stanford had a real gift, but in oratorio in what Rodmell calls grand statements that "only occasionally matched worthiness with power or profundity".

The prime minister was clear in his statements that only a tiny fraction of Britain's gas mix was Russian.

Soldiers seemed especially vexed at official military statements that only 13 soldiers had been killed and 157 wounded during the retreat.

For years, the military would release self-justifying (and often misleading) statements that only inflamed opinion and strengthened the hand of the insurgents.

But Byron Scott, outspoken last season as the Nets' rookie coach, often to the point of frustrating his players and management, harshly rebutted Marbury's statements that only Van Horn could make himself better.

And from the Nashville Predators, who gave up this inexplicable goal on the way to being eliminated from their first-round N.H.L. series by Chicago: "Aaarrrggghhh" Even in the midst of all that misery, Roethlisberger does manage to stand out, even when he e-mails statements that only a committee of personal-injury lawyers could love.

"Until then, all parties should refrain from making statements that could only cause unnecessary confusion".

Setting aside the execution risk of such a plan, it's difficult to tell how serious Mr. Murdoch is, given his history of grand statements that were only that.

The goal was to have a set of mutually exclusive statements that express only one idea without loss of the original content.

This album is a personal statement that could only have come from Birmingham.

Unlike any of his previous speeches, Obama spoke totally out of script by using the word "terrorism" three times in a statement that lasted only a few minutes.