Sentence examples for the mere statement from inspiring English sources

The mere statement of these matters is sufficient to indicate the scope of the decision this day rendered.

The mere statement of the proposition is so evident that it requires hardly any argument to support it.

The mere statement of the proposition is so evident, that it requires hardly any argument to support it.

We think the mere statement of the conditions shows that they have no natural or reasonable relation to the right to sue which they are intended to restrict.

How wrong that kind of a program would be is surely evident from the mere statement of the proposition.' J. Harlan, Live and Let Live, in The Evolution of a Judicial Philosophy, 285, 288 (D. Shapiro ed., 1969).

And of course, as the cause of action alleged was exclusively placed on the Federal statute, and the defense therefore alone involved determining whether there was liability under the statute, the mere statement of the case involved the Federal right and necessarily required, from a general point of view, its determination.

Moody's courage, such as it was, went beyond this mere statement of the obvious.

A mere statement of the offense in the words of the statute, without a statement of the accompanying facts and circumstances essential to constitute a specific offense, will be insufficient.

By 2005, the word was out that WaMu would accept applications with a mere statement of the borrower's income and assets — often with no documentation required — so long as credit scores were adequate, according to Ms. Zaback and other underwriters.

Forced Out With Millions By 2005, the word was out that WaMu would accept applications with a mere statement of the borrower's income and assets — often with no documentation required — so long as credit scores were adequate, according to Ms. Zaback and other underwriters.

A mere statement of the facts carries with it a complete answer to all the constitutional objection urged against the validity of the act.