Sentence examples for these two statements from inspiring English sources

The apparent contradiction of these two statements lies at the heart of Johnson's argument.

Taken together, these two statements implied an invitation to pull punches in my investigation.

What's not so clear is Steelcase's claim that these two statements are connected.

While there is a difference between immigration and emigration, these two statements, under the current visa culture, are fundamentally incompatible.

CONSIDER these two statements: the American stockmarket was overvalued in 2000; company profits are high relative to economic output.

Both literally and metaphorically "United Red Army" is a movie that transpires between these two statements, in the chasm between fervent hope and cruel reality.

If only one of these four statements is true, who was the guilty man?

These three statements generated many angry comments, so it's worth examining them in more detail.

THE SCRIPT -- The announcer makes these five statements: "While jobs are leaving our country in record numbers, George Bush says sending jobs overseas makes sense for America".

Upon entering class, students respond to the following prompt in their journals (also written on the board prior to class): "Assess whether you think each of these three statements is true or false, and briefly explain your answers".

On the other hand, if only one of these four statements is false, who was the guilty man? (From 101 Puzzles in Thought and Logic by C.R. Wylie, Jr.; Dover Publications, Inc., New York, 1957. Reprinted through the permission of the publisher).