Sentence examples for the context of a statement from inspiring English sources

The comments should be seen in the context of a statement on LBC Radio earlier in which Mr Farage said he would "of course" be prepared to lead the campaign if pressured to do so.

"What he was referring to in the context of a statement was that he's worried that voters will have that feeling," Stewart said on CNN.

I am an orphan!" Or the mother of an accused drug dealer says: "My baby boy has never done a wrong thing in his whole life!" The trick in this kind of situation--whether it is a positive or negative use of sincerity is to examine the context of a statement from a source that may hold the cards you want to see and/or who has a stake in the outcome.

Baker's original 2003 item doesn't mention that Pierce's statement came in the context of a larger statement about how the Chappaquiddick incident effectively keeps him from having the "moral credibility" to be president -- indeed, a search of the MRC archive indicates that it failed for years to place the Pierce quote in its proper context, nor has it apparently responded to Pierce's criticism.

This means leaked soundbites won't be possible, because the context of any statement will also be on the record.

"SABMiller submits that these statements do not meet the standards required in statements made in the context of a takeover bid and are misleading and deceptive," the panel outlined in a statement at the time.

"SABMiller submits that these statements do not meet the standards required in statements made in the context of a takeover bid and are misleading and deceptive," the Australian Takeovers Panel said in a statement.

To begin, Mackie (1974) situates the issue of causation in the context of a modified form of the counterfactual conditional statement if X causes Y, then this means that X occurred and Y occurred, and Y would not have occurred if X had not.

The specific context of a statement was also taken into account in the coding.

Many times those were statements lifted out of the context of a larger sermon.

"And when it's not in the context of an overwhelming number of statements about the exceptionalism of America, it sounds like he's more of a critic than he is a supporter.