Sentence examples for unlikely statement from inspiring English sources

That may seem like an unlikely statement for such an American icon.

Travelling on the bus in New Hampshire one day, Joe Salkowski, of the Arizona Daily Star, pressed McCain after the candidate claimed, in response to a question from an NPR reporter, that he'd achieved more legislative results than any other member of the United States Senate — an unlikely statement from a candidate known for his almost histrionic humility.

And if that sounds like a unlikely fashion statement from the man who in the 1990s had men coughing up $600 for thermal long johns in cashmere, well, talk to Mr. Duffy.

Continuing in similarly fractured English, the phony Mr. Goldfarb added: In his first unlikely "unusual" statement, Al-Asaad said that the Syrian Free Army will withdraw from all Syrian cities due to the huge losses caused upon the soldiers, as well, the betrays made by Free Army soldiers, due to the within inside clashes appeared among them, for money and positions.

It is unlikely that statement would be true at the end of the season.

"We have been reassured by the health authorities that there have been no suspected cases and that the risk of infection is extremely unlikely," the statement read.

Intelligence gathered by the U.S. and allies ― in addition to clues pointing directly to the regime ― make it unlikely the statement will fully quell worldwide outrage over the kingdom's treatment of Khashoggi and questions about whether the West is complicit in massive human rights violations.

Also those statements that did reach the final top 10 had a range 20 83 duplicate submissions, so it is unlikely that a statement with less than three duplicate submissions would have reached the final top 10.

Of course, it is unlikely that a statement so common place would make the "Times".

"Despite the story of Slenderman being no different to that of any other horror creation, it looks unlikely that the statement will appease those looking for someone to blame for the incident in Wisconsin," Gillian Orr predicted in the Independent.

But by Trump's standards it was a terse statement, unlikely to stem the flow of invective from the president's own hardline supporters or resolve the factional conflict inside the White House.