Sentence examples for straight statements from inspiring English sources

White House press officials sometimes request corrections at daily press briefings and distribute "setting the record straight" statements about news coverage.

Straight statement, unadorned observation, the love of facticity for its own sake -- all these things, applied to ambitious writing, kept it sane and funny.

He often quotes, but the poetical, lilting quality of his speech (so impossible to reproduce in print) makes it hard to distinguish the quote from the straight statement.

[That is] the straight statement that doctors still address people and insurances juggle numbers'.

A straight statement on fear "I am afraid of my diabetes" was used to assess fear of diabetes.

That such a straight forward statement from Ashcroft, who now sounds like a voice of reason, is at odds with his party's loudest critics indicates just how far the political conversation has drifted in the past several years.

"There can be no guarantee that any price agreed for such an acquisition will be representative of the fair value of such assets," the company said, in an apparently straight-faced statement.

Previously, news stories used to be taken straight from officials' statements, he says.But governments are harder to teach.

Let's assume he repeats those accusations in the pulpit -- and for this scene I'm going to lift all his dialogue straight from his statements in the legal papers: ARCHBISHOP -- In the name of the Father, of the Son BYRNE -- No one can prove that Jesus existed.

There are other problematic facts about the company straight its financial statements that should also give investors pause; revenue growth is beginning to decline, the mark of a maturing company, and profits are leveling off as well.

I issued a statement straight away, and I called Prince Charles and left a message.