Sentence examples for ultimately stated that from inspiring English sources

She ultimately stated that she simply hoped that neither wrestler would get hurt.

He ultimately stated that True Blue is a "sturdy, dependable, lovable new album" which "remains faithful to her past while shamelessly rising above it".

Ocias ultimately stated that while he dislikes "force-feeding" players, he would try to take a different approach both mechanically and thematically for his next game.

However, Clark has received the backing of several prominent liberal groups such as MoveOn.org and military veteran groups such as VoteVets.org; Obama ultimately stated that Clark's comments were "inartful" and were not intended to attack McCain's military service.

He ultimately stated that Rosenbaum's acting in both the finale and the series as a whole was "one of the great TV series performances of the past 10 years and proof once again that talent will blossom in the least expected places".

Justin Heckert of Atlanta magazine opined that "the animation and art look like they were done by daycare students", while Lucy Maher of Common Sense Media rated it one star, criticizing Fitz's "anarchist" qualities and ultimately stated that "parents with teens who are interested in watching should preview an episode or two before letting them tune in on their own".

The report ultimately states that the researchers are unsure how changes in glucose levels and changes in heart function are related.

The American Medical Association AMA Housese of Delegates recently considered a proposal to endorse the labeling of GE foods but ultimately rejected it, stating that "as of June 2012, there is no scientific justification for special labeling of bioengineered foods, as a class, and that voluntary labeling is without value unless it is accompanied by focused consumer education".

John Teti of Eurogamer considered the game's base story to be metaphorical for a "story of a search for companionship", and that the few encounters with human characters served as "emotional touchstones" that drove the story forward; ultimately, Teti stated that these elements make Limbo "a game that has very few humans, but a surplus of humanity".

Ultimately, informants stated that it is national leadership in these countries that retains a key role in taking responsibility for the way the policy is formulated and the extent to which research plays a role in policy-making.

Ultimately President Obama stated that the Internet should be viewed as a basic utility and commissioned the FCC to protect the net neutrality and a free Internet.