Sentence examples for statesman published from inspiring English sources
Earlier on Thursday, the New Statesman published Blair's comments about the possibility of Brexit being halted.
He has just written a book, "Africa Unbound: Reflections of an African Statesman," published by Frederick A. Praeger.
"The stories we and the New Statesman published highlighted critical issues facing Britain and led to vital changes in government policy," the paper said in a statement.
Mr Trimble, in an interview in the New Statesman published today, expressed exasperation with the failure of the Sinn Fein leadership to embrace democratic ways.
This attitude was reflected in "Common Sense About the War," an article of his that the New Statesman published on Nov. 14, 1914.
In a letter to the New Statesman published on January 2 , 1937 Madge announced that he and his friends intended to crack "the Crystal Palace-Abdication symbolic situation," and asked for help with the collection of evidence.
"Your final night": the New Statesman publishes a previously unknown poem by Ted Hughes on the subject of Sylvia Plath's suicide.
The email was leaked to the New Statesman, which published it in a blog today.
Additionally, publications from The Guardian to the New Statesman have published pieces blasting popular neuroscience-dependent writers like Jonah Lehrer and Malcolm Gladwell.
Peter Wilby, a former editor of the New Statesman who published him for three years, says: "He's one of life's sceptics, really.
Mr. Barnes began writing on dance for New Statesman and published his first book, "Ballet in Britain Since the War" (Watts) in 1953.
