Sentence examples for stating matters from inspiring English sources

While never advocating terror explicitly, translators were discovering Arafat did acknowledge the need for "Amalia" during the day, ("acts") implying civil disobedience to Israeli directives, while simultaneously (and rather coyly) stating matters "after nightfall" were an entirely distinct issue.

You can also see him waving his hand in the commercials and stating matter-of-factly, "there is no iPhone".

Language aims to state matters of fact about the world.

However for clarity, below we state matters as they pertain to a single pixel and in one colour band.

These included duration of consultation, level of risk stated, matters discussed, time spent in various clinic activities and outcome of the consultation.

"I shall be shot," he stated matter-of-factly.

As Human Rights Watch director Ken Roth stated matter-of-factly: "That's what CIA did".

"I am made, crudely, for success," Plath stated matter-of-factly in her journal in April 1958.

"That's reality in football today," he states, matter-of-factly.

"Life was cheap here," Locatelli states matter-of-factly towards the end of the second episode.

That she is on the pill and keeps condoms in her bathroom cabinet is stated matter-of-factly.